Prime Raie Now 15%%, i t A New High Vd. XCIXi'flo. 41 — Manoh^iter, Conn., Friday, November 16.1979 • Since 186'^> 20< Slngte Copy • 15< Home Ddlwnd I NEW YORK- (UPI) - Citibank much into weekly money supply fluc­ boosted its prime lending rate on cor­ tuations, meaning it may not see any porate loans by another quarter point immediate credit-tightening is to IS 3/4 percent today, a new high necessary. that banking analysts said was likely William E. Gibson, vice president to spread throughout the industry. of Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co., said the huge increase could be The nation's second largest bank one of "a number of blips. I think the t ' - t ! noted the formula it uses to set its Fed understands that and will not be prime called for a 16 percent rate, under intense pressure for further but the bank limited its increase to 15 tightening. I would guess we'll see a 3/4. Banks have come under inten­ sizable drop next week.” sified political criticism as the The situation is complicated prevailing prime has rocketed this further by the Iranian crisis, in which year from 11 1/2 percent to its the cutoff of U.S. oil purchases from highest levels in history^ Iran also could affect the value of the The increase follows the Federal dollar. Reports that Iran had refused Reserve report late Thursday that to accept further payments in dollars the nation’s basic money supply for its oil sales sent the U.S. currency soared 33 billion in the most recent plummeting on foreign exchange week, a jump far bigger than markets Friday. expected and one that further con­ However, Iran’s oil boss Ali Akbar fused the outlook for the Fed's Moinfar denied the reports. monetary policy. , “So far we have not issued any Analysts said the Fed could react orders to the effect that we shall not by raising its discount rate — the in­ accept the U.S. dollar,” Moinfar told terest it charges on loans to member UPI in a telephone interview. banks - from its current level of 12 For consumers, the prime rate in­ percent to as much as 13 percent. crease eventually will translate into This would be a message that the higher interest rates and tougher-to- central bank i n Is further credit­ get credit at any price. H i^er in­ tightening is needed in its anti- terest rates also add to inflation and inflation fight. economists have expected the record On the other hand, the Fed itself interest charges to worsen the has cautioned against reading too nation's economic slowdown.

Dems T o Allow ■ Early Primary ^Woodsy OwV Visits School WASHINGTON (UPI) - NaUonal exemptions. The early Massachusetts primary Demoratic leaders today unanimous­ Environmental Protection, Forestry ly voted to allow Massachusetts to is seen by political observers to be a “Woodsy Owl’’ visited Manchester’s Martin School state Department of hold an early presidential primary, a boost for Kennedy’s presidential Thursday to exchange ideas with students on how to keep Division. Mrs. Masi, left; children are Steven Lammey, move likely to help Sen. Eidward prospects because the Massachusetts America clean. The visit was arranged by Ann Masi, first Carolyn Hart, Joseph Howe, (Kristopher Lindsay, Jessica Kennedy’s campaign against Presi­ Democrat, even Carter backers con­ grade student teacher at the school. Mrs. Masi’s brother was Aucoin and Bryna Pasternak. (Herald photo by Pinto) dent Carter. cede, should easily defeat the presi­ The voice vote by the pemocratic dent in his home state. The momen- Woodsy Owl for the program made available through the National ConomlttM'a CpmpUaoce taooMwntod hr an Mrty victot7 is Review Oomniisekia avert* a poten­ ex)M)cied to help spur Kennedy’s can­ tially bitter fight between state and didacy. national Democratic officials. Several cmnmission members said Tbe action means Massachusetts before the vote they were annoyed at Hostages Face New Threats will be able to bold its primary a the behavior of M a^chusetts Party week before tbe 11-week “window Chairman Chester Atkins, who they proposal by Iranian authorities for TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Moslem Qpm, having canceled all next month. \ period” that party leaders had set said didn’t do all he could have to the phased release of some of the students holding the U.S. Embassy engagements for the next three In New York, doctors treating Shah aside for the states to select convince the state Legislature — of weeks because of fatigue and a brief Mohammed Reza Pahlavi said hostages. delegates to the Democratic which he is a member - to push back today threatened to use harsher measures against their hostages if illness. Thursday they plan to use a non- National Convention next sununer the primary date. Atkins is a big The students, who also seized a the United States allows the shah to Tehran’s Uxi drivers joined the surgical procedure in about two which will pick the party’s presiden­ Kennedy supporter. three-member NBC-TV News crew be moved to any country except Iran. march in solidarity with the students weeks to remove a gallstone from his and questioned them for several tial candidate. But Peter Kelly, commission The threat, broadcast over and drove past the embassy, blaring bile duct hours inside the embassy Thursday, New Hampshire, Iowa and chairman and one of Carter’s earliest horns and carrying bunting and The students holding the embassy supporters in 1976, said it was not loudspeakers at the occupied em­ pledged none of the hostages would Minnesota which like bassy, was hailed with shrieks of posters of the ayatollah. are demanding the extradition of the Massachusetts had picked their “our purpose to punish the voters of be freed until Washington returns the “Down with America” and “Death to Their wives and children also shah, a demand flatly refused by' delegates in 1976 before tbe window Massachusetts because of the con­ deposed shah or Khomeini gave his Carter” by more than 100,000 entered the protest. As they drove Washington, and the latest medical period, have also been granted duct of a single individual.” approval for their release demonstrators returning from past, the cabbies shouted “Death to news contradicted an earlier report Moslem sabbath prayers at Tehran America” and were cheered by the shah would return to Mexico Highly placed official sources in University. demonstrators jamming both sides of within 10 days. Tehran and in (Jom, the ayatollah’s headquarters, said talks for the “If the shah is moved from the streets. President Carter, in his harshest The ruling Islamic Revolutionary phased release of some of the Language Disdain America to any country except Iran, language yet in reference the situa­ Council announced formation of a hostages - women and non- as we have demanded, harsher tion, denounced the embassy seizure decisions will be taken regarding the new Cabinet today, but it was not Americans first - were being pushed Thursday as an “act of terrorism,” by acting Foreign Minister Abol hostages,” a student announced. known what effect — if any — the ap­ but said the crisis required “patience Said a ‘Disgrace’ The threat against the hostages pointment of the 15 new ministers Hassan Bani-Sadr. and measured acjion” as well as would have on the stalemate at the But a student spokesman in the em­ was the first since Ayatollah “firmness,” CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Ibe dis­ disadvantage,” Rassias continued. Ruhollah Khomeini reprimanded the embassy, bassy, contacted by UPI Thursday, dain Americans show toward foreign “ It also leaves the impression we’re students last week for threatening to Khomeini’s announcement that he He said Iran ‘‘must know that the rejected the idea. “We do not agree with any such languages is a “national disgrace” not interested in learning about their kill the hostages if the United States will not see anyone until Dec. 5 United States of America will not attempts,” the spokesman said in a that diminishes our prestige abroad culture or their ideas. attempted any rescue. That warning raised the possibility the crisis in­ yield to international terrorism or to telephone interview. “Our stand is and threatens our seoirtty at home, a “I think if we don’t change, we will was not repeated since. volving 62 Americans and about 40 blackmail.” Dartmouth College professor says. become not only a silent partner in Khomeini. 79, spent the sabbath in­ other people, held hostage for the A spokesman for the Moslem the stand taken by the Imam the family of nations, but an ignored doors at his religious headquarters in 13th day today, could drag on into militants in the embassy rejected a (Khomeini).” “Unless we right this wrong,” said partner,” Rassias said.. Professor John Rassias, “we face The cure for America’s growing disaster as a nation. There’s Just no linguistic Isolation lies at home, other way to put it.” Rassias believes. Rassias, a S2year-old French in­ “We found in our report that the CRCOG Rejects Study Draft structor at Dartmouth, was one of 2S crux of the problem was dull, boring, individuals appointed by President uninspired, uncommitted tedchers,” The members were almost un- Buckland Commons would shift he said. “Even when languages are HARTFORD — The Regional Plan­ South Windsor. Carter a year ago to study the While the commission members animous in the opinion any new of- existing jobs, from 1,700 to 2,000 of declining role foreign language# play taught, they are taught so poorly that ning Commission of the Capitol Region Council of Governments agreed with most of the conclusions fice building would merely mean a them, within the region, in American life. we cut our students off at the pass.” shift of existing jobs from one place Commission members were con- Tbe blue-ribbon panel, aptly en^ Thursday night declined to accept a in the report, they balked at a conclu­ A large part of the problem, to sion a proposed 500,000 square feet of within the region to another. vinced the same premise holds true titled tbe President’s Commission on draft of an impact study of the Rassias’ way of thinking, is that office space would create about 1,600 The council staff has made the for office jobs. Theodore Brin- Foreign Languages and International when students are taught foreign proposed Buckland Commons development in Manchester and new jobs. assumption new retail outlets in the damour, Manchester’s represen­ Studies, finished up its work earlier languages they are taught how to talk tative on the council, was one who this month and presented its findings about things like “their sister’s held that opinion. to tbe White House on Nov. 7. yellow pen” or “a family outing at Office space is the last construc­ The results, in Rassias’ mind, were the bank.” tion the developers of Buckland (Am­ startling. “It’s garbage. What does that have mons expect to undertake, after com­ “Ihree out of four Americans can’t to do without anything?” he asked. mercial and residential construction. sp e ^ or write a foreign language “Foreigners are portrayed as Idiots If the potential office jobs are con- ramfortably,” Rassias said. “Andl in unrMlistic situations. sidered shifts instead of new employ­ only 8 percent of our colleges and un­ “Tbe student is never taught how ment, it would also affect the con­ iversities require languages for ad­ tbe French mind-ticks, or bow tbe clusions the staff has drawn about mission. Russians feel, or the Chinese think,” East Hartford and tbe good old The financial community is told trips to and from tbe development, “It’s a national disgrace that cuts be said. “Lanjpuges should be taught The Weather days of neighborhood movie by energy specialists that solar reducing the number that could to tbe very heart of our national within the frameworks of the theaters —before the multi-screen power is an economically feasible regarded as new trips for the region, security,” he added. “It’s hampering cultures. Mostly clear tonight ; becoming way to tackle tbe nation’s oil crisis. The draft report was referred to an cloudy by dawn. Blostly cloudy palaces arrived on the scene. Page our posture overseas.” “Tbe two should go hand in hand. 8 Page 20 i , executive committee which will In Russia, Rassias related, There’s a one to one correlation Saturday but clearing by evening. J decide how to instruct the staff in diplomats are given a 10 percent between communication and . Detailed forecasts on Page 2 Connecticut inside Today revamping the report. Most of the raise for every foreign language they culture,” Rassias added. ^ members of the commission hope to learn fluently. And the boons is good All of this might lead one to believe In Sportt Labor Conunissioner P. Joseph (Masslfled...... ; ...... • bg able to attend the meeting of the that Rassias is a purveyor of doom Pieraro apparently makes s«ne Comics...... executive committee and to par- for up to three languages. Trio of attractive scboidboy foot­ and gloom, a pessimist who has given progress in his attempt to resolve Editorial ...... ticipate in the discussion. “Over here, we Just pat our ball games Saturday ... Yale after diplomats on the rump and say 'go, up hope. “Au contralre," the the long, bitt«' strike at the (Min Entertainment...... "j* Manchester has approved a zone perfect season against Harvard ... Corp.’s Winchester Arms plant in go, go','' he said. "It's inconceivable professor tells us, adding that be Carl YastrsemaU speaks up. Page (MMtuaries...... •...... change for the development, which to me that sre send ambassadors New Haven. Page 2 Peopletalk ...... •. would straddle the Manchester-South firmly believes we can turn 11 overseas who can’t speak tbe ourselves around. Famed attorney Louis Nixo- asks ResUmrants ...... ■•••J Windsor town line. The application languages. If Rassias bad his way, foreign tbe Oonnecticot Sqireme Court to - Sports ...... »*■“ (or a zone change in South Windsor “We go to an International con­ languages would be reuuired in The Old Days grant forma- stockbroker Murray TWevlston...... bas been withdrawn, but it is ference and they can do it in our secondary schools and a pierequlsite BntMtatannent cohmmist Allen (Sold a third trial in the slayings of Update ...... ‘ • expected the developers will resub- . language but we can’t do it in theirs. for admission and graduation from Widem recalls tbe Astor Theatre of his former In-laws. Page 7 .W M th e r...... * ^ t i t . It puts us at a tremendous linguistic college. a - EVENINO HERALD. Fri- Nov. IS. m » EVENING HERALD. Fri,, Nov. 16. 1879 — 3 UConn Professor Blames America for Iran Crisis By United Press International Iran. Schwartz drew parallels between students staged a pro-America rally this,” said rally organizer Peter Jor­ One 20-year-old engineering stu­ A professor has told hundreds of Uftonn has only 10 Iranian students Hitler’s Germany and the U.S. today to support Carter’s actions and de­ dan. “That’s what they’re doing in dent identified as Farid said, “The Mpckite University of Connecticut students and none was involved in the and said the students were being mand to release of the hostages. Iran.” way they have been asking questions protesting the Iranian hostage situa­ demonstrations. "sucked into” blind patriotism in the One speaker told the students they Meanwhile, a number of the 61 Ira­ is like they are giving us an order.” tion the American government was same way Germans were before should not be hostile to the Iranian nian students at the University of any hope of restoring his sight. finishing with 120,207 votes or 52.9 announcement In Parliament At a noon rally sponsored by the "We are here to study. We haven’t representatives to the White House ting ready to leave. We are not responsible for the crisis. World War II. students at UConn. Another speaker Hartford complained Thursday of done pything wrong. I don’t care Three weeks ago, doctors at percent to defeat W. Otis Higgs Jr., Thuraday, Prime Minister Margaret campus (tommittee Against Racism, Strong Words briefing that listed talks by Energy Moslem." liie confrontation occurred at one Professor Tobias Schwartz said the Many students heckled Schwartz, admonished t o students for burning treatment by federal interviewers what is going on in Iran or what is Columbia-Presbyterian Homital in who had 107,232 votes or 47.1 percent. Thatcher unmasked Sir Antony Secretary Charles Duncan and With a glance over his shoulder, of two raliies held Thursday by “imperialist” U.S. government and yelling they were protesting Iranian an Iranian flag. "We can’t be doing questioning their visa status. going on here. I don’t Involve myself, WASfflNGTON (UPI) - President Manhattan drilled a hole In the front Higgs, who spent eight years trying Blunt, 72, whose confession of spying Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. Gerami pulled a silver chain from his students who waived American flags the shah were responsible for the blackmail and an attack on American but 1 love my country,” he said. Carter told cheering delegates at an of Stewart's left eye and screwed in a to become the city's first black (or the S ^ e t Union in the 1946s and shirt and displayed a tiny silver and burned an Iranian flag in support current tension and t o U.S. should pride. AFMHO convention Thursday "The plastic bolt conUdnlng tiny lenses • mayor, lost for the second time to 'SOs has been a government secret cross. "Ihe shah’s regime, it was of President Carter’s actions against return the shah to Iran to stand trial. At a later demonstration, about>300 United States of America will not Not All Alike good. My family was accepted. Now but it may not be permanent. After Chandler. He could not hide his for 15 years. Buckingham Palace yield to international terrorism or to we don’t have security. All the keeing his ^montb-old son for the bitterness. said his knighthood was canceled blackmail." It was the strongest HOUSTON (UPI) - Not all Iranian Moslem students do what first time, he said Tbnraday, "I "I would submit to all of you here effective today. Two Men Indicted statement he has made on J||/I r a ­ students are like the ones who waited (Ayatollah) Khomeini wants or, what couldn’t ask for more ..." Dr. tonight t o t the real loser tonight is nian crisis since it began nearly two Anthony Down, who performed the the city of Memphis,” he said. This Thanksgiving Thursday in a corridor outside the he wants, they do. I need help now.” weeks ago. He also warned Iran’s U.S. Immigration and Naturalization surgery, said, “This is his only eye. If Althou^ both men urged voters to Blunt, whose whereabouts are not On Fraud Charge leaders they will be "held accoun­ GIVE A WHITE, MILK OR DARK MUNSON’S CHOCOLATE PIE. Service office. They seemed defiant this (the telescope device) falls out consider only the Issues, race known, served (}neen Ellizabeth and table” if any Americans being held Sight Restored and gets inflamed, he'll be per­ became a factor in the election. “I’m her father. King George VI, as guar­ BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Two men, including a college SOLID CHOCOLATE FLUTTED DISH FILLED WITH — certain of the righteousness of veterans’ advisor, have been indicted on federal charges hostage at the U.S. Embassy in manently blind — period.” sorry race got into it,” Chandler dian and chief adviser on the MUNSON’S UNIQUE CHOCOLATES. their country’s demand for the return NEW YORK (UPI) - After losing they bilked the government of $4,500 in educational Tehran are harmed. of the shah. But Mehdi Gerami — at his vision three years ago in a fight said. "But there’s no doubt there was priceless royal art collection from the end of World War II until he benefit funds. Today the president talks with the other end of the hallway — with his wife, who threw a mixture of some voting along racial lines.” A Third Term retired. Buckingham Palace said The two-count indictment, handed uj> by a U.S. grand some 40 governors about conserva­ whispered timidly to a reporter, lye and ammonia in his face, Jesse jury in Bridgeport Thursday, charged Paul M. Gillis, 28, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Mayor Thursday there was no question of tion steps to offset the loss of 700,000 ‘"rhey killed my brother. I can’t go Stewart, a former railroad worker, Spy Unmasked of Waterbury, and Patruck Griskus, 32, of Naugatuck, GIFT BOXED Wyeth Oiandler Thursday won an un­ his having had access to secret state barrels of oil. All SO governors were back over there. I need refuge in the tried five different hospitals before with defrauding the federal government. precedented third consecutive term. LONDON (UPI) - In a bombshell documents while he worked there. TO DELIGHT FAMILY invited, but some chose to send United States. My family is ... get­ he found surgeons who offered him It said the pair conspired to submit a forged transcript AND FRIENDS indicating Gillis was a Western Connecticut State College student entitled to veterans benefits. At the time, Griskus was a veterans’ advisor at the .Peopletalk. college. Gillis was not enrolled at any educational institu­ Peraro Brings Progress tion, U.S. Attorney Richard Blumenthal said. Blumenthal said Gillis was allegedly paid about $300 SEE OUR Comrade Critic per month in veterans education benefits from June 1977 50 LB. TURKEY until August 1978 and shared the funds with Griskus. The metaphors may be mixed, but the message is ON DISPLAY To Negotiations at Olin If convicted of both counts, the defendants would face a clear — Izvestia doesn’t maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $20,000 fine. care much for Henry NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The in­ Kissinger or his book. tervention by state Labor Com-' Says the Moscow missioner P. Joseph Peraro has tOVItT IIMNIArwItl ' newspaper of “The-^| brought about some progress in ef­ Car Hits Two Boys; 6 White House Years” — forts to end the long strike at Olin -44^-1 "Kissinger enjoys Corp.’s Winchester gun manufac­ Crossing Unguarded ^publicity. His self ad- turing plant. EZ3- 'miration makes him But t o faint glimmer of hope may HARTFORD (UPI) — Two young boys struck by an UPlWtATMIII PCTOCAtT • always ready for any be only an agreement by both sides to auto at a crossing where an assigned guard failed to show political striptease. So return to the table for further talks to up were in critical condition early today with head and in­ For period ending 7 a.m. EST 11/17/79. During Friday one shouldn’t be sur­ end the walkout that began July 15. ternal injuries. night, rain or showers will be found throughout most of prised that among the Peraro met Thursday for the third Christopher Ball and Terrance Tullock-Reid, both 8, the Pacific coast states while some snow falls in. the items he takes off are time in two weeks with Olin officials were walking from the Cathedral of St. Joseph School vicinity of the lower Lakes region. Mostly fair weather is detente, peaceful and representatives of the machinsts Thursday when they were struck by a vehicle at the in­ indicated elsewhere in the nation. coexistence and disar­ union and- said some progress was tersection of Collins and Huntington streets. mament.” made. Beauty Finalists There are no stop signs at the intersection. CANDIES Weather Forecast Then - “ ’The 1,500 Asked what progress had been Deputy Police CTiief Neil Sullivan said an investigation pages of his book are 1,- made the four-hour meeting, Peraro Three finalists in the 1979 Miss World beauty contest held in Royal was started to determine why a policeman assigned to “Because Everyone's Taste Is Different" 500 pages of fig leaves. ’The more leaves he tries to would only say that both sides had Albert Hall in London, Thursday, are from left. Miss United Kingdom, the intersection failed to show up after the regular Clearing and becoming win­ put on himself, the more he divulges of what he agreed to meet with him again next crossing guard told police she would not be available. Mostly sunny today. Mostly 18-year-old Carolyn Seward, second; Miss World 1979; Miss Bermuda, •ROUTE 6, BOLTON • HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER • WEST FARMS MALL dy today. Highs in the low to really thinks.” Tuesday. Both boys were taken to St. Francis Hospital and mid 40s. 6 C. Mostly clear ear­ clear tonight and cloudy 21-year-old Gina Swainson and Miss Jamaica, 18-year-old Debbie ly tonight becoming partly Saturday. Wave heights 3 to 4 But even if it can’t decide if he’s doffing or don­ Labor Department spokesman. Medical Center where a spokeswoman early today said OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY 9 to 1 cloudy by dawn. Cold with feet to^y and 1 to 2 feet ning, Izvestia concedes the memoir is “witty and Dick Picks said, "I think the fact that Rachelle Campbell, third. (UPI photo) they remained in critical condition. lows in the upper 20s and low tonight increasing Saturday. entertaining.” two previous meetings broke up 30s. Mostly cloudy Saturday Extended Outlook without any future sessions planned but clearing by evening. Extended outlook for New and this one adjourned with a new Washington School Breezy and milder with highs England Sunday through Pilgrimage meeting date is perhaps encouraging near 50. Probability of Tunday: Efrem Zimbaiist Jr. waxed downright poetic in itself." precipitation decreasing to Marks Book Week Mass., R.I. A Conn.; Fair, ’Thursday on his first He said, "The commissioner near zero by late this after­ and milder each day. Highs 45 N visit to Israel. Says he, believes that as long as parties are noon and tonight 20 percent to 55 on Sunday warming to 55 m"An CHESTER — Washington School celebrated “I wasn’t p'^epared for talking, there is progress.” Saturday. Southwest winds 10 to 65 on T u e^ y . Overnight National Children’s Book Wiek with a variety of special to 20 mph shifting to the majestic sweep of The possible breakthrough in talks lows 25 to 35 on Sunday rising came only hours after a pipe bomb activities. A book fair was held all week in the media northwest 15 to 25 mph and to 35 to 45 by Tuesday. the countryside, the gusty today. West wind gorgeous coastline of was thrown through a window of an center. Special programs were offered from 10 to 11 a m. Vermont; Variable and 1 to 2 each day. around 10 m ^ tonight and 10 cloudineit and warmer Haifa, the magnificent Olin office. The explosion caused $5,- to 20 mph Saturday. through the period. Cbance of grandeur of the desert IX)0 danuige to the floor, ceiling and , On Tuesday, Mrs. Marcia Kenefic, principal, told itorlM to to ebUdren. On Jtobw *tor««w to*iiori’9 Long Island Sound showers late Sunday and early furniture of the office. and th e beauty of third grade presented a skit entitled “The Books (tome Long Island Sound to Watch Monday. Highs ranging in the Police were investigating the inci­ Jerusalem.” Alive,” On TTiursday, Mrs. Johnston, first grade teacher, Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point, 40s to mid 50s. Lows in the 30s ’The 56^ear-old star of \ dent which Olin spokesman Richard told the story, “The Giving Tree,” and on Friday, Mrs. 0 N.Y.: Sniall craft advisories and low 40s. the “FBI” series, whose ^ Cannon said occurred about 2 a.m. at are in effect. A cold front Maine and New Hampshire; Linda McKenzie and her fourth grade class presented a Russian-born parents the gun manufcturer’s Metals moved off the coast today Fair Sunday. A chance of puppet show. left Judaism and Research Laboratory on Sheldon followed by high pressure, showers Monday. Fair The activities for Book Week were planned by the christened him an Avenue. brisk northwest winds and Tuesday. Overnight lows war­ No one was in the office at the time School Library Committee consisting of teachers, ming from the 20s Sunday Episcopalian, was colder air. Northwest winds 20 of the bombing which was discovered students, the principal and the library staff. to 25 knots with stronger gusts morning to the 30s by Tuesday spiritually lyrical as by a security man making his rounds, A book fair poster contest was held and the following today, westerly 10 to 15 knots morning. Daytime highs in the well. He says he came to students were winners: Tony Granato, Michael Henson. toni^t and southwest 10 to 20 30s north and 40s south Sunday Israel "drawn by God Ciannon said. V An estimated $1,000 in damage was done to an executive’s of­ Christine Goodwin, and Erinn Jarvis. They were per­ knots Saturday. Visibility warming to the 40s north and the son — Jesus,” adding "But I got a much greater The office borders the main Olin fice at the Olin Metals Research Laboratory in New Haven mitted to choose free books from the book fair. generally better than 5 miles. 50s south by Tuesday. sense of God the father — Jehovah, which in my complex and fronts the area where A Library Activities Contest was held with Michael mind have been vague.” 1,350 union machinists have been Thursday when a pipe-bomb was hurled through a window and Henderson, Scott Fultz and Dawn Magowan the winners. The prose came on the subject of acting: “If I picketing since walking off the job 17 exploded. Olin Metals is located in the same complex with Library Committee members are Mrs. Kehefick, prin­ Across the Nation never did it again, I wouldn’t really care.” weeks ago. Cannon wouldn’t say strike-bound Olin-Winchester sporting arms manufacturing cipal Mrs, Sarah Elsesser, media specialist, Mrs. Pam whether the company believed the plant. (UPI photo) City Fcst Hi Lo bombing was related to the strike. Heuser, library assistant. Mrs. Donna Phillips, PTA Albuquerque c 61 33 Mi/waukee pc 43 31 Jamc^Is Jumpin'* library chairperson, Mrs. Linda McKenzie, Miss Judy AnchOTage pc 47 37 Minneapolis pc 41 28 Paterson, Miss Betsy Anderson, teachers, Patty Bluings c 59 37 Nashville c 62 43 If you’re on composer Bob Jam es’ Christmas list, Gorham, Frances Fallon and Christine Goodwin, and Birmingham c 60 39 New Orleans c 63s34 don’t be surprised if the jazz fusion keyboard artist TOWN OF MANCHESTER Lisa DeLisle, student. Boston pc 45 40 New York pc 47 43 doesn’t have time to buy a gift. BrownsviUe, Tx pc 71 58 Oklahoma City c 68 38 James plans a series of New York concerts the c 58 38 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Buffalo cy 37 22 Omaha week of Ciec. 18. 'The theme, says a spokesman, is a c 60 47 PhiUdelphia pi 47 43 Charleston, S.C. "dedication to the city" and will include jazz ver­ New MMH Director Charlotte, N.C. pc 54 Phoenix c 82 50 sions of songs associated with New York. Chicago pc 48 Pittsburgh cy e9 36 Starts Job Monday Develand cy Portland, M. pc 42 36 The week of concerts begins at the Bottom Line pc 45 34 Portland, Ore. r 49 nightclub, moves to Town Itell and ends at Carnegie NOTICE OF LEAF PIOKUP Columbus Dallas c 59 38 Providence pc 45 36 Hall. ’The idea is to thank Big Apple denizens for MANCHESTER — William S. Abbott who has been ap­ Denver c 61 31 Richmond pc 53 40 being fans of James, a leading proponent of The following streets are schetoed for leaf collection Uiis coming week. Home owners, on the streets listed pointed an assistant director at Manchester Memorial Des Moines c 53 30 St. Louis c 66 33 "crossover” music that hits both jazz and rock below, who wish to have yard leaves collected are requested to rake leaves to Um STREET UNE.This should Hospital, will begin his duties Monday. Detroit pc 43 26 Salt Lake City pc 55 26 music charts. be done prior to the Monday of the week of collection. Property owners are r eq ^ ted to make certain t o t no He will assume responsibilities for those departments pc 70 44 Duluth cy 35 26 San Antonio foreign objects such as stones, branches, cans or any other material, OTHER THAN LEAVES OR GRASS, and hospital functions formerly managed by Michael R. c 77 53 El Paso pc 63 41 San Diego are pie<-d In the windrows. Mixed leaf piles WILL NOT BE PICKED UP. In case of Inclement weather, t o Gallacber. Gallacher, assistant director of Manchester Hartford pc 44 39 San Francisco cy 65 t9 Quote of the Day leaf program may be delayed a few days. Please DO NOT CALL HIGHWAY OFFICE regarding unlisted Memorial since February of 1975, will assume respon­ Honolulu pc 83 71 San Juan c 86 75 streets as t o schedule is flexible depending upon work load and weather conditions. sibility for administrative duties formerly directed by Houston c 70 54 Seattle r 53 46 Norman Mailer, telling talk show host Dick Paul E. Moss who left in September to accept the ap­ IndlanapoUs c 49 2i Spokane cy 40 w7 Cavett about his financial woes during a PBS taping The itreeU listed below are scheduled (or the week of November 19th. Jackson, Mss. c 64 31 Tampa c u3 47 for broadcast Nov. 20-21: "I wrote myself into debt pointment as administrator at Milford Hospital. Jacksonville c 67 36 WasUngton pc 53 48 ... I owe my agent, Scott Meredith, $200,000. Scott Pearl Street Kansas City cs66 32 WichiU c 64 32 could have told me, ‘You owe me $195,000 and stop Academy Street Finley Street Lyndale Street Pitkin Street Las Vegas c 71 44 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- buying steaks.' Thanks to him, we’re living Aahworth Street Florence Street Maple Street UttleRock c 69 48 cloudy; f-falr; hzdhaze; m- reasonably well.” (Glenwood Street to Foster Street Middle Turnpike East Purnell Place Los Angeles c 84 61 missing: pc-partly cloudy: r- Autumn Street) Glenwood Street (Woodbridge Street to Putnam Street Louisville c 56 37 raln; sh-showers; sm-smoke; Birdi Street Greenhill Street Town Line) Raymond Road Douglas Hr Memphis 'C 63 48 sn-snow; sy-sunny: ts- Glimpses Bixaell Street Hamlin Street Munro Street Richard Road Miami Beach pc 75 6x thunderstorms ; w-wMy. 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' 000 in tax relief for residents of three towns struck by a killer tornado last month has been sent to the Senate. AudN BufMu of Ctroulotlon Mombor. Unhod Proto Intomotlonal Even before it has been gather dust after an initial was structurally sound. House members, in their first full day of considering sworn into office, the new enthusiastic attack on them. Consider the words of Lee Stovon Harry. Exocutlvo Editor bills during a special session on energy, Thursday passed Cuotomor Sorvtoo — 647-9946 FrMk A. Burbank. Managing Editor .the measure on a unanimous vote. Board of Directors of Weber, who prepared the Raymond F. Robfnoon. EdHor-Publlahof HaroM E. Turkington. Editor Emarltuo report. He said, “If Mrf They also voted 13-12 in favor of a measure doubling the Manchester, has begun a dif­ The consultants who did the bond authorization for the Energy Conservation Loan ficult task, one which will study present a contradictory Weiss (General Manager Fund from |3 million to $6 million. provide plenty of work for picture. They say, in effect, ■Robert Weiss) wasn’t the The tornado measure would allow the towns of Wind­ them over the next few the structure of the govern­ manager. I'm not sure sor, Windsor locks, Suffleld and East Granby to abate be dependent upon the here. While the charter taxes for damaged property. months if they give it the ment is cumbersome and anyone else could manage the abilities, the personality, the provisions may hamstring Rep. John Pier, D -W in^r, told his colleagues the attention it deserves. badiy organized. They also organization as it is set up methods of one person. the government, they also measure was needed because it would be toiigh for the initially say it works well because the now.’’ He said further, provide a safeguard against people to get a tax bill for "property that isn’t there.” The big job at hand is to The storm, which struck without warning Oct. 3, left people involved make it “Weiss is able to handle the The first obstacle to over­ capricious changes to suit a three dead, hundreds injured and |250 million in evaiuate suggestions made in work. large responsibility because come is the decision on particular administration. damages. sheUand crew In a study of town government he’s been in Manchester a whether to divest the town “We’ve suffered greatly. My town of Windsor Locks This is just one of the 12 new colors organization and, where ad­ long time, not because it is a charter of references to in­ still has not gotten back on Its feet,” Rep. Joyce Wojtas, If that is so, it raises a matters the directors will D-Windsor Locks, said. She said it will t ^ e months, and visable, to implement them. good organization.” ternal structure, as the con­ question. If the personnel in have to evaluate in the com­ maybe years, for the towns to recover from the tornado. jLe\ your initials show on our sultants suggest. The bill provides for the state to reimburse Windsor, classic Shetland crew. A fine town government can make a ing months. They will need The directors started the Windsor Locks and Suffield for 90 percent of the un­ machine washable poor system work well, The implications of those energy and perserverance collected taxes, up to a total of $520,000. job Tuesday. They must con­ wool/acrylic. would they not accomplish a statements are unpleasant to It is easy to understand the and some sympathy from the The $3 million increase in the bonding for the energy tinue it even as matters that Powder blue, lot more with a system that problem of the directors conservation loan fund was just what (lov. Ella Grasso candy pink, contemplate. We should not citizens. requested when she called the lawmakers back to the special session on energy matters. sand dust, An amendment to increase the authorization to $10 sham rock, million was killed. Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, natural, rust, said the $6 million “will clearly do it” until the ^sailor blue, navy, // Legislature returns for the regular session in February. The Herald in ^ashington V we SAVS WE IUANT6 K m T 3 0 7 T £ R \ The measure was amended so families which have an y hunter, adjusted gross income of $30,000 or less are eligible to ^ brown, mint, apply for low interest loans of $400 to $3,000 for energy rose. Sizes 34-40. Rep. Abraham Glassman, D-South Windsor, chairman of an ap­ conservation devices and installation. The House also tacked on an amendment which would The Doormat propriations subcommittee, presents state employee labor contract allowing homeowners to apply for loans to replace the sweater, * 1 6 F&l for ratification Wednesday during first full session of the Connecticut Administration officials are now existing furnaces - which one lawmaker called a “logical * 1 9 By LEE RODERICK vV/ Legislature since it was convened in special session Oct. 31. Rep. Boyd inclusion” — and to use any system generated by wood with 3 initials. talking about telling Khomeini to WASHINGTON — America under Hinds Jr., D-Hartford, is at right. (UPI photo) for hot water heating. Jimmy Carter has become a doormat take his oil and go to hell. That's the for the world. It used to be a beacon, first sensible suggestion they've but seldom if ever has the lamp of the come up with. The second ought to be Statue of Liberty beckoned dimmer to to deport the thousands of disruptive Legislators OK Seven Pacts the world’s huddled masses yearning Iranian "students” in this country — to breathe free. immediately after the resolution of HARTFORD (UPI) — The Legislature has and we're going to pass it,” said Rep. John over the $39.4 million budgeted. At this writing the hostages are the current crisis. approved seven state employee contracts with Mannix, R-Wilton. The difference is to be made up with $15.3 still being held at the American em­ Iran is but a symptom of a disease average pay increases of 7 percent that will He said the money needed to pay for the in­ million in state surplus funds and with the T houghts cost $27 million over two years. creases in wages and benefits will have to be savings plan Gov. Ella Grasso instituted at bassy in Tehran. on the rampage in the highest circles Although there was some partisan pulled from operating expenses. Mannix mid-summer, ordering all agencies to cut an This is no time for of the U.S. government — a disease of retrenchment and retreat. While The Myslery of Creation: squabbling, the contracts easily made it claimed the ogly way the difference could be average 4.2 percent off their 1979-1980 budgets. provocative ac­ Why? through the House and Senate Thursday. made up would be to increase taxes. The contracts approved Thursday covered not confined to the Carter ad­ tions on words Little Heather now climbs up onto Bargaining agreements still are pending with "When you vote for this, you're voting for a vocational-technical school faculty and ad­ ministration. it has reached that could further the foot stool to turn on the water prisoq guards, state police and highway tax increase," he said. ministrators; community college faculty; endanger the lives epidemic proportions under it. faucet and run her hands back and maintenance workers. The seven contracts approved by the education administrators; institutional ad­ of these men and The administration first put the forth under the water. She gets “It's a sad day here today because we don’t Legislature during its special energy session ministrators, and, judicial department women. world on notice that tens of excited with her climbing ac­ have a plan (on how to pay for the contracts) cover 4,221 of the 44,(K)0 state employees. The employees. pacts ratified so far are running $17.6 million There once was thousands of Cuban troops in Africa complishment, and stops frequently a time for decisive action in Iran — were no problem. In fact, in the in­ to clap her hands with joy. She's ‘cashmln’ cowls of famous words of Andy Young, they just as there was a time for decisive celebrating the miracle of running cashmere-soft ‘nomelle’ were a "stabilizing force." action in so many other trouble spots water. Solons Nix Condo Change Ban Having thus broadcast American — but Carter let it slip by. In­ When the cast was taken off my creasingly, he seems utterly in­ flabbiness of will. Carter proceeded HAR’TFORD (UPI) - door” approach to the con­ homeowners wouldn’t be wholesaler is going to shut amendment that would arm and the doctor said it was counted in determining The closest thing to capable of leadership until after all to make certain the point was clear: Condominium conversions, dominium boom problem, off supplies to a dealer. make it illegal for an oil healed, I could use it to do anything I which'^ is leaving tenants whether they're also eligi­ cashmere ... our the tenable options have been Intelligence flights over Cuba were Washington Window not emergency fuel money, The wholesaler also would dealer to require that wanted, I couldn't believe him. It dominated talk in the who can't afford to buy ble for tax breaks. have to notify the dealer’s homeowners buy more famous ‘Gotham’ cowls foreclosed. halted (making it impossible to was too amazing to believe. Conaacticiit Senate their apartments stranded. They re w o rk e d a city and the Office of than a minimum of KM of Nomelle® wash­ The deposed shah, far from being detect the Russian combat troops), it I don't quite understand how yeast Thursday as lawmakers The bill without a proposal requiring 14 days able orlon. A pretty was announced that American troops Policy and Management. gallons in one delivery. the beast described by the murderous works, so I still find rising bread decided against going with moratorium, he said, "is notice when an oil or gas The Senate added an gift for yourself or Ayatollah Khomeini, Was brought would be pulled out of Korea, and the The Politics of Repentance dough one of the miracles of crea­ a temporary moratorium going to have one tough a friend. Machine wash down not when he had an iron grip on friendship treaty with Taiwan was tion. The illusion I suffer from as an on converted apartments. time in the House.” The and dry. 10 new colors) Iran, but when — at the urging of the abrogated. apparently sophisticated American, The Senate first ap­ Senate the second time Sizes S-M-L. Save *2 Now the nation is faced by the proved an amendment by around rejected Chitillo’s' U.S. State Department — he in­ By ARNOLD SAWISLAK trol and Chappaquiddick "was a cir­ New Jersey and Sen. Charles Percy it is that once someone explains how CHRISTINAS OPENING on every one! stituted liberal reforms whose social SALT II treaty with the Soviet Union Sen. Louis Cutillo, D- amendment but added WASHINGTON (UPI) - One of the cumstance (for) which I did have a of Illinois used the mea culpa ap­ something happens, I think I know another to phase out the consequences he couldn’t control. — a treaty clearly favoring the Waterbury, to put a first questions that arose when it responsibility.” proach successfully in seeking se­ why it works. moratorium on con­ heating system require­ the sweater, The shah was America’s most Soviets — and Carter is warning the became clear that Sen. Eldward To those who claim there is more cond terms. After 10 years, Kennedy I think I know all about it. And then dominium conversions un­ ment after April 1, 1980. NOV. 17th and 18lh $15 valuesi United States Senate that it must trustworthy friend in Uie crucial Mid­ Kennedy was going to run for presi­ almost surely wishes the questions I’ve lost a lot of joy and wonder in my til April 1, then changed The proposal passed 29-7 ratify the treaty or risk arousing the to the Chappaquiddick story (the dle East for two decades — coming to dent was: “How is he going to handle about Chappaquiddick would end. life. Think about it. We can describe their minds after hearing and now awaits action by 1 2 . 9 9 anger of the Russian Bear. theories are as varied and extreme FRESH HOT APPLE CIDER the aid of the West time after time as Chappaquiddick?” But he knows better. If he is going to what happens as bread rises, but can the proposal would never the House. FREE Make no mistake — the star of as any that have attached themselves with 3 other countries turned their backs. The answer appears to be "head to the JFK assassination), Kennedy run for president, he is going to hear you answer why it does that? make it in the House. The Senate approved and COME BROWSE THROUGH world communism is on the rise and Initials After he is deposed by a ruthless on.” The reason may be "to get it replies that his version “happens to them and give answers. If he tries to When Eve was made from Adam, Cutillo said the bill itself, sent the House a bill that the star of democracy is in descent. would make sure any OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP gang masquerading in the robes of over with.” be the way it was.” cut off the questions, they will only God made Adam sleep, so that he which requires separate 1 5 . 9 9 Their paths can still be reversed — it heating systems for each emergency fuel aid Islam, what does the shah get for his In recent interviews, Kennedy has There really is nothing new in any become more frequent and hostile. would not see one of (iod's creative is not too late — but this can only condominium, was a “back granted to elderly 20% OFF ALL FALL many years of trouble? He gets the been confronted bluntly with of this. It is essentially the same But in the absence of new informa­ mysteries. To this day, all of the back of the hand from the Carter ad­ happen under bold new leadership in questions about the 1969 accident in tion about the episode, both the mysteries of God’s creating work are ARRANGEMENTS America. response Kennedy has been making ministration and a curt warning that which a young woman campaign to questions about the accident for questions and answers eventually ultimately hidden from us. There can Lawmaker Takes Oath it would be “inconvenient” for him to Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Rus­ 1287 Main 81. Rt. 17 worker drowned when his car went some years. There appears to be in will cease to be news. Some people be great joy in that thought. HARTFORD (UPI) — Secretary of State Barbara B. ask asylum in the United States. sian exile who speaks as eloquently GLASTONBURY off a bridge on Chappaquiddick the Kennedy answers what political will continue to ask them hoping to (Children have a mlschievious joy Kennedy Thursday swore in the state’s newest law­ V Only after contracting cancer — a to America today as France’s Alexis 633-4880 Island. consultant Hank Parkinson calls the catch Kennedy in an inconsistency or when they .keep a secret from maker, Rep. Mary Ellen D. Flynn, D-Hartford, in a brief truly inconvet^ient turn of events for de Tocqueville did in an earlier age, Kennedy (1) did not change his ac­ “a calculated repentance strategy.” make him angry, but many will lose someone else, and can't wait until ceremony at the Capitol. last year noted that “from ancient U.S. foreign pbjicy makers— is he in­ count of how the accident happened, In the newsletter “Campaigning interest. they can tell it all. I’ll bet that joy is Mrs. IHynn won a special election Nov. 6 to replace times decline in courage has been vited to Americ^Did the Carter ad­ (2) described his own behavior in Reports,” Parkinson quotes former That may not happen, in the I960 a mark of our Creator, who wants us Rep. James J. Kennedy, D-Hartford, who resigned to ministration err in inviting him to considered the beginning of the end.” prevent his law firm from having a conflict of interest in failing to report it until the next day political operative Victor Gold as campaign. But while Kennedy ob­ to celebrate the mysteries of this I believe Solzhenitsyn was right in handling cases involving the state. seek medical help here? No! The as “irresponsible,” and (3) said “I saying when a candidate's opponent viously is trying to win the Creation, rather than think we can error was made at the time of the his analysis — but wrong in his Kennedy is the secretary of the state’s husband. am a very different person than prior "confesses the errors of his ways and Democratic presidential nomination explain them away. revolution in Iran when we broadcast application. Most Americans, I’m to that tragedy.” throws himself on the mercy of the this time, his presidential What mysterious joys have you sweaters to the world that, when the chips are convinced, would still put their lives Kennedy said in some ways the ac­ court of public opinion, anything can possibilities would be far from ended witnessed today? The Health Care Idea ddwn, America deserts its friends. on the line for freedom if only they cident was more traumatic to him happen, regardless of what the polls if he lost to Carter. The Rev. John Holliger Little wonder that the Iranian out­ had leaders courageous enough to tell than the assassination of his brothers say.” So getting Chappaquiddick out of Vicar, Whose Time has Come, laws were emboldened to pull the tail ahhh! kitten-soft the truth about the dangers we face. John and Robert because those were Gold said both Mayor John Lindsay the way could be an early investment St. George’s Episocpal Church, of the American paper tiger. God give us such leaders. luxelon<® sw eaters things that happened beyond his con- of New York, Gov. Brendan Byrne of in a 1984 presidential campaign. Bolton NCC/HMO is a new way to provide health care for you and your family. m n M m fm m r -----J Your favorite ‘Designers'* Washington Merry-Go-Round M P f W w n i y It is offered through employers as an alternative choice to your group mock-turtle sweater with back-zip convenience. health insurance program. Now in the softest Orion® acrylic. 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HARTFORD (UPI) — Famed Attorney Louis Nizer handling of the case. Nizer made no direct mention of it School Uoblo says he will most likely represent convicted murderer in his argument, but Waterbury State’s Attorney Francis Murray Gold if the state Supreme Court grants his McDonald did. request for a new trial. “ It’s hard for me as a lawyer who’s practiced law-all Basketball Nizer asked the Supreme Court Thursday to grant Gold his life in Connecticut in a small Industrial city to defend a third trigl in the 1974 slayings of his former in-laws on William Kunstler,” McDonald said. S’n’ B Fantasy Laser Telephone Debuts But he said Kunstler was “ unflinching in his devotion to Yom Kippur, saying, “ I’m here because an innocent man has been convicted of murder.” his client’s cause. He did an outstanding job defending Lots of Fun scribers, carrying 4,032 conyer- MONROE (UPI) - 'The use of "She said my voice was as clear as The aging New York lawyer argued that a Superior Murray Gold, not only In the courtroom but in the media, aatlona at once, a SNETCO laser beams that would replace could be,” Mrs. Shelton said. “ She Court Judge wrongly barred Gold’s defense attorney too.” W ell Performed spokeswoman said. For Donkeys thousands of milesof telephone wires said she could hear us just fine.” from trying to prove another man fatally stabbed Irving Nizer presented his argument by reading passages to carry messages between callers The spokeswoman said the Mrs. Shelton said her brief conver­ from the trial transcripts to a packed courtroom that in­ An interesting sports event took and Rhoda Pasternak in their home on Sept. 26, 1974. Sock 'n Buskin has been an MHS In­ assassinate them. has been given a successful preview lightwave system — which is more sation with the governor was "just an cluded Gold’s parents and attorney who came to see the There is, of course, a trial to place in Clark Arena the'night of He said Gold’s 1976 conviction for “ as blo^ y a murder stitution for 60 years, and it has con- in Connecticut. efficient and economic than exchange of pleasantries.” man whose books they’d read. assure the guilt of the "defendants," as you can get” was based solely on circumstantial sistentiy tackled productions usually Nov. 7. Gov. Ella T. Grasso and a rural traditional telephone systems relying Sanford, who committed suicide by slashing his throat attended by the street people of the evidence so skimpy that the high court should also dis­ reserv^ for older performers. It was a basketball game; but it Monroe couple Thursday introduced on electrical tramsmissions - even­ Setback Card Party six weeks after the killings, was described by Nizer as a city. The rest of the play concerns was not the average basketball game miss the murder indictment against Gold. More often than not, these works what the Bell System said was the tually will be used throughout the GLASTONBURY -T h e GUston- Nizer repeated the defense contention from Gold’s first “ mad dog.” The attorney said Sanford threatened the itself with the "assassination." played with two teams of five country, although she said, “ that’s are well-done, and leave the audience nation’s first residential lightwave bury Emblem Club will sponsor a trial that another man killed the Pasternaks. That trial couple after Pasternak represented his wife in a case. But I have already given away too relatively tall people. with admiration for the youthful per­ communication system. some years off.” whist and setback card party Satur­ ended when jurors couldn’t reach a verdict. But Gold, a “ He was known to many as a ‘mad dog,” ’ Nizer said. much of the storyline. It suffices to This game was played with two formers. “ Hello, I’m speaking to you over a The Monroe system is believed to day, Nov. 17 at the Elks Lodge on former stockbroker, stood trial again and was convicted “ Unlike (Jold jBanford had a motive. He was furious with say that "Madwoman” is a morality teams of four people who couldn’t “ The Madwoman of Chaillot,” the beam of light,” said the governor to be the first residential lightwave Woodland St. at 8 p.m. three years ago Monday. Pasternak.” ( play, pitting good versus evil. Iliis is dribble or pass as In an ordinary system in the country, spokeswoman troupe’s fall production, is no excep­ Leslie and Harriet Shelton. EM and Mary McKeever will be the Witnesses in both trials testified Bruce Sanford, 29, of the seccMid level of the production, game because they were all riding, Clara Melia said. tion. The governor’s call, placed from callers. There will be door prizes and Waterbury, confessed to killing Pasternak, 71, a promi­ This fantasy has two levels of the one that is not apparent as it or attempting to ride, a group of the Capitol, was bounced off Ms. Melia said Monroe was chosen refreshments. nent Waterbury divorce lawyer, and his 66-year-old wife. Mak« Your Thanksgiving Day ought to be. ^ell-trained donkeys. meaning, and while the actors are lightwaves and transmitted along because "of its tremendous growth But in the second trial, in which Gold, 46, was It is more the fault of the The annual MHS donkev basketball Dinnor Rosarvation At not always successful in their thousands of hair-thin glass fibers in potential.” The company has no im­ represented by noted defense lawyer William Kunstler, playwright than of the actors who game is always an unusual but enter­ Sunset Rebekah attempts to convey both levels, one a four-mile long underground cable mediate plans for lightwave systems the judge barred the jury from hearing the testimony. 171 TtHag^ Tgnipiki, BoMhoattr generally do more with their roles taining event, especially for all those MANCHESTER —Sunset Rebekah can only applaud their efforts. to the Shelton’s Bam Hill Road in the rest of the state, she said. Gold’s other lawyers have criticized Kunstler's T h f j The Newest And Most who must battle these stubborn beasts will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the ITiis is an extremely difficult play than is expected of high school per­ farmhouse. Mrs. Shelton, who owns an in­ Modern Islander formers. “ The Madwoman of of burden. Most people had never Marine Hall on Parker St. Members to perform with any semblance of The cable, installed last summer surance agency in Monroe and lives Restaurant In The Area Chaillot" has an unusually large cast ridden a donkey. are reminded to bring gifts for iMor conviction, and Sock 'n Buskin along Routes 25 and 111 in Monroe at on a dairy farm her husband used to for a Sock n Buskin outing, at least Nevertheless, all the students and Stonegate Children’s Home. merits plaudits for having chosen the a cost of $5(X),IX)0 by the Southern work, said she and her husband spoke 25 strong. This fact makes it difficult teachers who participated did their Refreshments will be served with Thanksgiving DInnar Sarvad production in the first place. New England Telephone Co., can with the governor for about five for a reviewer to pick out particular­ best to get the basketball through the Marion Straughn as chairman. From 11 AM to 9 PM Briefly stated the play concerns serve up to 1,400 telephone sub- minutes. the discovery of oil underneath the ly fine characterizations, but a few proper hoop. APPETIZER, Choice of One people cannot go unmentioned. The traveling donkeys and their Happy Hour Chickan Gumbo Soup-Chiltod Tomato Juico-Chiltad Fruit ground of Paris. The president of WG LAHTO>Dl'RY< 4-6 PM trainer appeared at MHS with theik Fruit Cup twelve corporations (played loudly Aima Bronisz, as the Madwoman , SomBthlng for E vryow Tuaa-Sat by Robert Lenhardt) wants to dig up has taken a demanding role and done trainer all ready for the game. Thp ENTREES the oil in order to make profits, but much with it. She is required to walk, teachers and students arrived early Calory ond Olivos-Tossod Groan Solod With Fronch Drosting talk, and act in the manner of a ready to play the game, but not sure DAVIS FAMILY the poor of Paris, after learning of •LARGE SALAD BAR •WARM FRESH BREAD the oilman's intentions, consult with woman at least four to five times her of what they would encounter wheu COUNTRY Cl, I H SAMPLE WEEKEND SPECIALS the Madwoman of (lhaillot. Countess age, and by means of lighting, they reached the basketball court. on a bed of rice 5.95 Roost Young Tom Torkoy with stuffing ond Aurelia. makeup, and fine acting, the desired The donkeys’ trainer related to u} ^lianLi^ivin^ dinner FRESH BAKED SWORDFISH ...... CHKKENKEV gravy with cronborry touco...... 5.95 FRESH BAKED OR FRIED HADDOCK...... 4.9J| The Countess (played convincingly effects have been achieved. Miss the rules of the game, as well as CHOICE OF APPETIZER TABLE SURF&TURF with baked potato 7.50 Roost Primd Rib of BtMf Au Jus . . . 7.45 Bronisz will continue to distinguish some of the behaviors of the donkeysk FRESH GOLDEN FRIBO SCALLOPS ...... 4 .M Dinnor Indudot: Brood ond Buttor, Moshod by Anna Bronisz) decides upon a The president, left, played by Bob “The Madwoman of Qiaillot.” 'The play, Assorted Juices Apple Cider FRESH GOLDEN FRIED FISH ...... Of Fronch Pototoos. Condy Yoms, Swoot counter-plot; she plans to gather all herself in future productions, here at We found out that we were to ridi Lenhardt, presents his plan to drill for oil in which opened best Friday, will be present^ Harvest Soup Florida Fruit Sections ROAST SIRLOIN WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE BACKSTAGE (FRI -I- SAT) DONTMISS Poos, or Mixod Vogotobios, Too or CoHoo. the men responsible for this MHS or elsewhere. the donkey as much as possible fot CHOICE USDA SIRLOIN STEAK ...... 6,2I| Mew England’s Most Authentic detestable scheme in her cellar, and John Gibeault, a longtime stalwart Paris to the Baron, (Steve Kahaner) while tonight and tomorrow night at 8 in Bailey two people standing on the floof SALAD BAR Al>ev« Rtrvtd with potato A Bated of S'nB, plays a penniless ragpicker. the waiter (Glenn Packman) looks on in a Auditorium. could not pass the ball to each other Tossed Green Salad a Choice of Dressing YOU MAY BRING WINE OR SPIRITS 50’S Group He delivers a few excellent speeches scene from Sock ’n’ Buskin’s production of and, in order to shoot for a basket, wi French, Italian, Ruuian, or Blue Cheese to the Madwoman, and his presence, Cukes s Radishes s Tomato Wedges s Pickled BeeU had to be sitting on our donkey. I OpMl 11AM-8PM 6 4 9 -5 4 S 7 CaMor Plaia VELVETS & CATKINS one of obvious experience, lends sup­ Red Onions • Pepper Rings e Carrots I After the starting teams, whicjj Men.-Sat CompM* Menu AvallabI* Exit 93 off 1-88 Junior Prom port to this generally inexperienced consisted of eight randomly chosen Bacon Bits • Croutons s Black Olives FBONT STAGE; AMOS T. (d is c jo c k e y ) Peppercini s Pickle Chips • Jardiniere • Garden Salad cast. irter Ends For Students seniors, had gotten acquainted witi Fropw «iai» aMMirtd piCTuaa i.D. Others, in minor roles, contribute their donkeys, the first of the threl Three Bean Salad s Country Com Relish Approaching The first quarter of the school year still as difficult to be admitted to the waiting period associated with to this reviewer's overall impression games began. ; is over. For this we can all be nation's top schools as it was during college applications; while the rest ENTREES of the play. They are too numerous to • A few of the donkeys were quite ROAST TOM TURKEY w/Stuffing A Giblet Gravy. $7.25 thankful. Sophomores are wondering the baby boom. Of the world waits until April IS for TWUKSQVIBMYSffCUL list here, so I will mention a few of cooperative, but some of them didnH If you'ven out shopping recently, how they ever made it through the Put simply, every college is easy to decisions, some seniors will know bv ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF, au Jus...... 8.95 the more prominent. Julie Barnes, as December 15 of their intend’s reac­ like having anyone on their backs si you've most likely seen a great many first segment of their high school get into with the exception of the BAKED STUFFED JUMBO SHRIMP, Drawn butterr •Warm Frtali Braad •Vagalabla the Countess' maid Irma, sets a new they had various ways of removinS 15, 16. and 17-year-old beauties with career, juniors realize what an uphill ones to which you ar^ applying. This tion to their applications. Either ad­ Special Hills Dressing...... 8S5 •Potato stage record for entrances and exits; their riders. ; •Larga talar Bar their mothers in tow, flocking around battle they face, and seniors are tom is known as Maldment’s Law, and mit, defer (you must then wait with BROILED RIBEYE STEAK...... 9.25 she too provides a solid base for the One donkey made his rider chase •Daaaart •CoHaa the sparsely-stocked racks of between intense desires to get into has necessitated much fingernail- the rest), or “ Ha-Ha, You Really action of the play. him all over the court and would Pilgrim Harvest Vegetables DESSERT TABLE evening gowns. college and equally intense desires to biting on the part of even the best Think You Can Come To This Rick Spiller’s prospector is a near­ proceed to throw him when he tried Served Family Style Selection of Home Style Pies This can only mean one thing — the get out of Manchester High. students at MHS. For such students, School?” msivm perfect portrayal of the way in which to mount. After the two, eight-minutp Junior Prom is swiftly approaching. Some of these seniors have taken the Eternal (Question is, “ Can I get I myself have chosen this manner CHEESE TABLE Europeans picture Americans; periods had been completed. Team t Girls are worrying about what the college admissions process in?” of application. On December 17, a American Port Wine D i!iV l!iK A lir« wealtny, arrogant, not carying a whit had beaten Team 1 with a score of i- color will best play up their eyes,* seriously. They can be observed with Certain sly seniors have made Monday, I will be either wearing a Wisconsin Cheddar Coffee Tea Milk umm for anything Continental untU It can 4. : CMMroii UMiar 12 3JS who will have the exact same dress, armloads of books, none of which life a bit more tolerable by applying smile or sack-cloth and ashes. Wish make them a dollar. The second game was a batUk Children’8 Portions and whether their date will wear a have anything to do with their to their “ dream school” (one at me luck. - Gary Selinger Mark Gadoury, as the slightly between a different team of student (Under 12 Pleaae) $1.50 Less pea-green tuxedo or one in shades of courses. These books bear such titles which they stand little chance of senile Dr. Jadin, furnishes comic (Team 3) and four brave teachers. ^|y|^|Mfvc|tion|^^ hsiMi 9 fcogats • WMtanneiit’ burnt amber. Arthur Murray has as “ The Fanatic’s Guide to the being accepted) via an early decision relief with his unique brand of Foreigners' Both teams had difficulty scoring', been packed with herds of eager Colleges,” "How To Break 1000 on plan. French accent. Jennifer Joy's but the victory went to the students young Romeos learning how to waltz. Your SAT," and “ Financial Aid (or Under this plan, the confident Constance is the typical spoiled rich with a 2-0 score. And it's all for that one night of the Future Pauper.” senior sends his application to his woman; Miss Joy’s facial Visit MHS The final game was the cham­ JOY THANKSQIVING glory: Noven oer 30. Other seniors have taken up per­ desired school early in the fall, say expressions when not speaking hint pionship between the winners of the But such an extravaganza takes manent residence in the Guidance before the beginning of January. The INNER WITH US WEHEBimi6lll66ACN at her obvious talent as an actress— two previous games. It lasted for plenty of planning. A group of ap- Office, poring through every college college then makes a decision based Something exciting is happening at iGROUl^ she will be a fine asset for Sock 'n only one eight-minute period, which proxiniately twenty people have been catalogue they can get their hands upon the most current information MHS Nov. 15 to 18! The American AT THE Buskin in the future. Finally, is long enough for anyone to have to dutifully meeting after school in a on. Still others are trekking acroM available to them on the student, and Field Service Club will be hosting the Michael Wright's Pierre is slightly spend with an uncooperative animal. STEAK OUT !ROUND heroic -.t ■•npt to make this year’s the country, visiting schools in all fif­ mails a decision months before the annual AFS Weened. y Served overdone but otherwise convincing. Team 3 ended up the final victor. prom one that will remain in the ty states. They spend the majority of others learn of their fate. Of course, Foreign students and their hosts I K French This play has many things to say to The evening proved to be a lot of TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING WAIm Cole memory for years to come. their time setting up and going to in­ there is a catch. Generally, when from the neighboring towns of fun for the many spectators and the The chosen theme is "We May a modem audience, among them the terviews, with little time spent in applying under this plan you must sign Somers, South Windsor, Windsor DINNER THANKSGmiSG question of individualism versus ef­ approximately twenty seniors who THAT'S Never Pass This Way Again," which school. your life away to this college; if they Locks, Simsbury and Hebron will be ficiency. The production, intended as participate4. None of the riders were DINNER ' KltS^'THe will be played (along with many Why this pressured atmosphere? It take you, you have to go. staying with various Manchester /rncKEL Been/sBdc/d a fantasy, succeeds only too well at seriously injured, although quite a $5.95 cfifftfran undor 10 $ 3 . 9 5 | other songs) by the chosen band. seems that although nationwide This eliminates much of the AFS members for the weekend. Our AT THBOBCmOBOUHOf this aim to really deal with any few people were quite sore tte next Clockwork. colleee enrollment is declining, it is foreign visitors come from Brazil, AT IMH£B TOURlMmiSSemsO moral questions. morning. Juniors, sophomores, and rtgular monu alto avallabl# (sonm:m'S0We/j,ra/ The prom will be held in the high Swetjen, Japan, Denmark, Finland Perhaps it would take a inow- parents can look forward to the AB£B/V7l£0 » w e / z OZ school cafeteria. True, the cafeteria and 'many oteer countries. AmOFfpO&TYDfiAfTBESi seasoned theater group to bring'out HighSehool Happenings return of Buckeye Donkey Basketball AND RAFFA’S does not look like much by day, but Arriving Thursday _ afternoon, fD R O N tyS f' THE OFFER'S these conflicts in more detail. I fear Next Thursday’s annual next year. — Bette Sbeldon AT THE COLONY ROOM...... eOODACR THRUSAT FTiOM on Nov. 30 it will be camouflaged The Manchester High Boys and Nov. 15, our guests will attend MHS Aoasf BtuJ/sd turkey with gibUt grmvey mnd enmberry $m» that although S’nB has done a fine Thanksgiving Day football game OPENING VL CMCA! in shades of blue and silver. It will Girls Cross Country Teams ran away classes on Friday. The foreign A BOUNTIFUL BUFFET 15.75 IN FORA OREATZUNCHAND begin at 8 p.m. and run till midnight. job, this time they have "hitten off with top honors in their divisions this between Manchester High School and students will speak to many classes ASZBEERl'l^e more than they are able to chew.” whhALLSflhUngt So, if you've been forlornly eyeing season. Both teams captured their cross town rival Elast u th ollc High about their countries and visit to the Options For Retervutioiu rrcommendetl However, if you attend theater for Feul Kmltopini, FrunrsUe or MmnmU...... 7.50 your dancing "pumps” — laying inert respec tive CCIL titles. School should prove to be a game that United States. $7.05 cMMiWfi und*r 10 $3.951 enjoyment, not for a Hamlet-like dis­ you won’t want to miss. East’s Broiled frroh filet of toU ... ^...... $.75 in your closet — why not take them The girls’ team garnered fifth The AFS Qub has prepared a busy Baked ttuffed Shrimp...... cussion of good and evil, you won’t be MAIN STIEET out and dust them off? place in the State Girls’ Cross Coun­ record this fall is 6-2 while agenda for this special weekend. Ser­ Turkey Day NOV. 22nd NOON - 9 P.M. 2815 Main Street. Broiled Netr York Sirioiu Steak...... 9.50 disappoint^ in “ The Madwoman of Rooit Frime Rib of Beef...... 0.95 GLASTONBUIY Ask that special person to join you try Open Championship Meet, and Manchester’s is 2-6. Hopefully the ving as chairpersons for activities RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED Glastonbury 6 5 9 - 1 3 5 5 near the Putnam Bridge for an evening of dance, song, and Chaillot." the boys’ team placed third in their twos will become threes in both are Carol Kingsbury, Lisa Brunette, ' What will you be doing on Nov. 22? socializing — tickets are on sale now The play's final two performances respective Open. As a result of senior cases. — Joanne Weiss Brad Woodhouse and Patty Cone. Digging into Gramma’s Butterball 646-6166 Ves Baldwin appreaing At the Junctiaa of Ete. 2 A : will be held tonight and Saturday at 8 turkey? Curling up in front of the set (where else but the cafeteria?) — Tim Devalve’s individual fourth place­ Starting off the fun on Friday H A P P Y H O U R Do,iv. 4-6 3u at the Piano Bar 6590162 Sara Elman p.m. in Bailey Auditorium. — Gary ment in the race, he and the other top Aridian Here evening, is an International Dinner at to watch Macy’s and Glmbel’s Bar Drinks 75' Sellnger finishing seniors earned trips to Seat­ Listening to the daily notices as a the Concordia Lutheran Church on extravaganzas? Bundling up in THE Pitkin Stifet. The dinner begins at preparation for the traditional MHS- tle, Washington, in June, to run in the sophomore, I would hear an an­ ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR nouncement for some club called Ari­ 6:30 and all members are requested East Catholic game. Or limbering up where TK GOOD TIES NS FOIMD National Coaches Association Cross STEAK OUT LOUNGE NIGHTLY Country Championship. Rumors that dian. Being an underclassman, and to bring a main dish, salad or at the bottom of Main Street, in RT.U VERNON these four would be asked to prove not even sure I was pronouncing its dessert. Later in the evening, preparation for the Turkey Day themselves as true cross country title correctly, I never questioned its members and guests are invited to a Race? runners by running across the coun­ functions as I feared I’d be the party at the home of an AFS If you’re not sure yet, you should try to Washington, have been dis­ laugtog stock of the sophomore member. give careful consideration to the missed as only rumors. class. Saturday afternoon, at 1:30 AFS latter two possibilities. The •CANDLELI6HT Weekend participants will join other traditional rivalry between the two • * * Finally, as a senior, I learned that Appearing... R e s ta u r a n t Aridian was an Art and Literary MHS students as all cheer the Manchester schools will begin at Magazine produced entirely by the Manchester football team to victory. 10:30. Manchester High has Service Slated students of MHS. That evening, the group will meet at possessed notoriously bad luck In / f ^ flOlTON INED. thru SUN. The MACC Community Interfaith In its IS odd years of ezlstnice, Ati-- the high school to see Sock’n Buskin's past years, but there’s no time like jli^ksgiving Day Dinner the present for turning that luck Thanksgiving Service where the dian has been a trend setterW other production of ’’Madwoman of W Appetuerg "k programs in schools in Manchester. .ChaiUot.” Following the play, a par­ around... Round Table Singers will be making Jumbo Sk^trjjnp CoektaUCoekt ... ^ M.rs JVMIORi One, called High Flights, is a junior ty will he given for our guests. In any case, the football game will SEFTEMBER their tenth annual appeance, it to M s! a u fi ii' ■ Baked FreneK^Qmfon Soup ...... "■...... r)i6tori( take place the night of Sunday, Nov. high version of Aridian contrived by Rounding off our super weekend, offer everyone a glimpse of the Baked Stuffed Muskroanu...... 2.95 PROM 18. liie program will begin at 7:30 the students at Illing. Mr. and f m . Alan Walch, who are homecoming King and Queen. They Thankigiving Baked Stuffed Clanu...... "2-2S ^arlborougi; p.m. at the South Methodist Church This year, with the aid of an am­ hosting Manchester’s foreign will be chosen the night before, at the Plan to take the family to Flano’s for W En tree * W on Main j|treet in Manchester. Peo­ bitious staff, Aridian has hopek of students, have invited both guests Alumni Dance. This will be held In > / T b $ ^ IZ T a u m i Thanksgiving. We roast whole turkeys for parties Homtl Turkey with all ike Trim m iugi...... "6.95 ple of all faiths are invited to attend. more output of their works. The club and members to a special Sunday the gym, and will ,begin at 7:30. All CUUMrenUmlmmgerli) ... ..*3.50 O of six or more people. We box the leftovers for you The Round Table members will is divided into two sections for the brunch at their home on 213 Blue students are welcome to attend. i / Nnpaniiteal M Belted Hem with Pineapple •6.95 A Now Englaud dining tradition tlnee 1740 to take home. ..*5.50 proceed down the aisle in pairs, purpose of efficiency. Leading the Ridge Drive. Unfortunately the road race, which CUId.rreUmm(mudtrl2) ... starts at ten o’clock, and football ALSO OUR REGULAR THANKSGIVING Prime Rib o f B eef...... •B.9S Historic Marlborough Tavern wearing the choir robes that repre­ literary aspect, is Editor Carol Students are asked to bring ..H.50 g a m overlap. It is possible, however, MENU TO CHOOSE FROM Rsslaiirsst it CkiU.renlem(m»4sr IS) ... sent each of their congregations. Donovan, and her Aulstant Editor pastries, danish, doughnuts and other Baked Stuffed Filet of Sole •7*95 - ^ 1 Other groups taking part in the ser­ Cindy Kurowski. munchles. to catch both by sacrificing kick-off TW ftof# w hm ysa c m bay a drtek af CMU.r

Letters, Digits By LANEY ZUBOFF ^of a'phyilcian’s ability to love. But the two separate I to form a deep contrast between the a is now on view in the MATRIX Gallery of the Wadsworth The film, produced and directed by Jerome Heilman, Marsha Mason portrays Dr. Kendell, chosen by Buffy Atheneum. The show runs through January. depicts the emotional crisis of a 17-year-old girl, Boffy "Showboat,” a musical, nightly except Monday as her acting physician, and gives a brilliant perfor­ Weekend Ms. Shaw, "amused and bemused, awed and enraged” ' (Kathleen Beller), who is dying a pidnfuUy slow death through Dec. 2 at the Coachlight Dinner Theatre, mance as tbe woman physician torn between m c^ by the way computers can codify life’s essentials Into ' from progressive terminal cancer which leaves her East Windsor. (522-1266 or 623-8277) feeling physically inadequate from its discovery, forcing exittence with work a i the only activity or a more "A Long Way to, Boston, a musical, through cold, impersonal numbers, devised her own code by', fulfilling life with the acceptance of the love of an ' assigning a value to each letter of the alphabet correspon-:: the amputation of her 1 ^ from the knee down. Saturday at the (Joodspeed Opera House, East Had- associate at the hoipital, played by Michael Brandon. But dam (873-8864) ding to its numerical position. With this system she has But the film is different from other movies of its type, equally aa Important as her personal tumwil, Dr. Kendell ThaVs Entertainment produced a witty series of works parodying our number-« mixing several ingredients that wouldn't ordinarily be a “Jitters,” by David French, American takes it upon herself to choose between a life support premiere of a backstage comedy, through Jan. 13 in ridden society. i compounded with the death theme, such as the system for Buffy, near the end of her life, or Buffy’s The artist will deliver a lecture Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 8. Stage n . Long Wharf Theatre, 22 Urgent Dr., request to "die with dignity.” Connecticut Turnpike, New Haven. (787-4284) p.m. at the gallery. ; ’The film is special to tbe Hartford area because it was • "A Company of Wayward Saints,” a production The Atheneum Is open 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 'Tuesday,* Astor Theatre filmed here. A majority of scenes were filmed beginning of Saint Joseph College’s dramatic group, Queenes Wednesday and Friday; 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday; and- October 1978, at Manchester Memorial Hospital with Companye,, a bawdy comedy of the 16th century in 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Z local hospital personnel acting as extras. Footage was a dinner theater format, Friday and Saturday, shot in Hartfort's Elizabeth Park, and along the streets dinner at 7 p.m., and performance at 8:30 p.m. at Is Remembered Photography at UConn Z of Hartford. The first scene draws a great deal o f . the college. (232-4571 ext. 267) STORRS—Minnesota photographer Gary Hallman will- audience response as Dr. Kendell approaches Hartford > “Dylan Thomas Growing Up,” performed by off 1-84 while listening to WPOP news. Some of the renowned actor and playwright Emlyn Williams, flowed out of Hollywood. The figure, con­ exhibit some of his new works at the University of” By ALLEN M. WIDEM Connecticut’s Jorgensen Auditorium Gallery from Nov. earlier shots depicting Buffy in school and were taken at Saturday at 8 p.m. at Trinity College’s Austin Arts Eiven at peak ^operational time, the sidering major productions sources, is Hall High In West Hartford. Center, Hartford. (527-8062) Nov. 23 well under the 200 mark now. 26 to Dec. 12. There will be a public reception Nov. 28 Astor Theatre, off East Hartford's Main from 7 to 9 p.m. in the gallery. The viewer can’t escape cancer’s deteriorating effects • "Damn Yankees," Nov. 23 through Dec. 30, Street (facing Burnside Avenue), never Longer runs — some attractions, es­ on the body, which Ms. Eleller nails down in a stirring per­ Tuesday through Thursday at 8 p.m.; Friday and pecially at Showcase Cinemas — mean "Pictures are interesting to me, not in spite of, but pretended to be more than it was — a often because of their faults,” Hallman says. “I continue * formance, aided by the props, including wigs showing Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; homey, courtesy-first, close-to-just about movie-going isn't as constant a habit as loss of hair from chemotherapy. Wednesday matinees at 2 p.m. and Sunday matinees previously. Back in the heyday of the to consider photography a provocative, illustrative every point in town. Buffy’s Illness has a peculiar disruptive effect on her at 2:30 p.m., at the Hartford Stage Company. (527- Astor Theatre in East Hartford, it was not medium, and because of its subtle revelations, continue This was years ago, of course — long to find it a challenging one.” parents, played by Ned Beatty and Susan Clark, because 5151) before Burnside Theatre blossomed off uncommon for programs to change twice her mother, usually the powerhouse of the family a “The Plain Princess,” presented by Storybook a week. At the same tim er a so-called The gallery is open Monday through Friday from 10 Burnside Avenue, many, many years prior a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. becomes so weakened by the turn of events she can’t even Theatre, a resident art group of Greater Hartford to construction of what was to be the "blockbuster" of a movie can outpace respond to her daughter’s painful cries for help. Instead (immunity College, Saturday and Sunday at 1 and everything that's gone before in the an­ It also is open 45 minutes before performances in the largest, multiple-screen "plex” in auditorium. she sits on the stairs and let’s her husband take*over, an 3:30 p.m. at the Tower Theatre, Hartford Insurance Connecticut, the six-screen Showcase nuals of moviedom. And the objective, un­ a i^ re n t rarity In that household. Group, Hartford Plaza. (246-9909 or 242-4838) Cinemas, off Silver Lane. derstandably, is to come up with more V 'Tbe thing that frightened Buffy most about dying was Producer-Director Jerome Heilman • "Partners," written and composed by Jeffrey "blockbusters,” in itself not as easy as Holiday Craft Show The Eastwood Theatre (now known as what she called her "stale bread theory.” She believed (center) was on location in October 1978, at Moss, a new musical, through Dec. 23 at 8 p.m. may be thought generally. AVON —“The Art of Giving, The Giving of Art,” a * Cinema One), off Main Street, to the south there was a chance her mind would remain active for Manchester Memorial Hospital, filming Tuesday through Friday; 4 and 8:30 p.m. Saturday of the Astor, opened some 40 years ago, Mariette Hartley and her son wear T-shirts denying any relationship holiday exhibit and sale of distinctive crafts, will be held- awhile, after the body was immobile, because brain cells and 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Long Wharf Theatre, give or take a year. It showed motion pic­ If memory serves, Lester Markowski to ‘James Gamer. Actually, she is married to French-bom director at the Farmington Valley Arts Center this weekend, Nov. - in the center would survive, the way the center of a piece some of the most important sequences of 222 Sargent Drive at Connecticut Turnpike. tures amid certainly more resplendent at­ was manager of the Astor Theatre many, Patrick Boyriven. (UPI photo) 23 to 25, and Nov. 30 to Dec. 2. Z of bread remains soft while the outside turns brittle. “Promises In The Dark.” Other parts of the • "Fiddler on the Roof," tonight, Saturday and mosphere than the Astor. But the Astor, many years ago. He had been in a similar Pewter by James Gagnon, glass by Peter Pellettierl"; Buffy keeps referring to “(Jatch 22” and a scene where film were filmed around Hartford and at Hall Sunday at 8:30 p.m. at the Marlborough Tavern, like many a theater essentially status at proven Pictures Theatre (just and sculptured jewelry by Rena Koopman are among" a man is kept alive artifically with tubes and machinery, High School in West Hartford. The recogni­ Junction of Routes 2 and 66, Marlborough. (295- "neighborhood" in character and content, around the comer on Main in Hartford ScotVs World word of top-rated craftsmen in the show. - something she doesn’t want. tion factor heightened the audience response 9358) The arts center is a Avon Park North in Avon. long before flourished with a program of from the Strand). Somehow or another, Certain lines in the script provide a shudder of sym- because of the familiar scenery. (Herald • "Romeo and Juliet,” through Dec. 23, at 8 p.m. motion pictures. There was a fleeting for Buffy. When she l^ o m es agitated trying to Tuesday through Friday: 4 and 8:30 p.m. Saturday again, if memory serves, the enterprising photo by Pinto) reaching-out for international attention Lester had an amateur night. Talent came University of Hartford : K more about her future, for example, she tells her and 7:% p.m Sunday, at the Long Wharf Theatre, with a short-lived Greater Hartford in from distant points. Mariette Hartley WEST HARTFORD —Exhibitions this month at the doctor "excuse me, I never died before” 222 Sargent Drive at Connecticut Turnpike, New Drama Festival. The disappearance of the Astor (as well Hartford Art School, University of Hartford: One of tbe last sequences in the film has an equally Connecticut to foster his opinions and an understanding of Haven. (782-4284) To understand how the Astor func­ as the Proven Pictures and the Strand in Joseloff Gallery: "Imitation of Life," through Nov. 28. poignant effect. Dr. Kendell is out roller skating with the his film. Music tioned. one had to appreciate the fact that Hartford) from the rolls of area theatres Student Gallery: Student exchange art from California doctor she has finally succumbed to date when she sees a He has said he believes each person should be allowed • Dresden State Orchestra, Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. at in the long-ago— i.e., pre-television, if you does not imply a point-of-no return as far Not Garner’s Wife Arts, Los Angeles, through Saturday; Dina Generali, young girl, who bears a strong resemblance to Buffy, trip to decide just what measures should be taken to prolong Bushnell Memorial Hall. (246-6807) please! — motion pictures, and, radio, as cinema presence in the immediate Nov. 19 to 21; Sue Tyska and Lisa Go^heim, Nov. 26 to and fall. Her smiling expression quickly changes to dis- life, when death is imminent. • A poetry and music presentation by Marria certainly, constitute a prime source of area. The State and Circle Theatres in palr and in the next scene she is standing over Buffy, who wife in the commercials. 30. He also admitted having dilficulting selling the movie Sassi, poet, and Allison Jacob, jazz flutist, entitled entertainment. Movie-going was an in­ downtown Manchester are not viable, cir­ By VERNON SCOTT is trapped by the tubes she wanted to avoid. Her "It was a fluke," Mariette said. "We Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through because of its delicate subject matter. “Seasons Of The Moon.” Nov. 21, at 12 p.m. at the grained habit, movie-going was to a ca 1979, but the United Artists Eastern HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - M ariette breathl^ comes in artifically induced quick spirts, and were signed for just one commercial. Friday. For more information, call 243-4393. "Promises In The Dark,” takes a realistic and honest Center Church House, Hartford. (249-5631) generation of pre-World War II era folks Theatres’ triple-screen plex in the Hartley is NOT Jim Garner’s wife, the sound is disturbing, especially in light of the fact Buf­ After they’d filmed the spot Jim and I look at a depressing topic. This is one film the movie-goer • "An Evening with Eklward Elgar and Friends,’ what television-watching became for the Manchester Parkade and the Vernon although she constantly is mistaken for fy fought to die naturally. giggled a little and then improvised a cou­ should know the general theme of to decide whether or with soprano Irene O’Neill, Friday at 8 p.m. at the immediate generation that followed. Cines (operated by Manchester’s Mrs. Garner thanks to 30 bantering TV At Real Art Ways The movie’s conclusion reflects Heilman’s own views ple of lines. Our ad libs added an extra Actress Marsha Mason on location at not to be subjected to the sad saga. Trinity Epsicopal (^urch. (527-8133) To be sure, movie-going is still very Menschell. Theatres) are very much camera commercials they’ve done HARTFORD —Two exhibitions have opened and will, on death. This movie is rated PG and is now showing at the Show­ dimension. Manchester Memorial Hospital while making • Pianist Monty Alexander and his Quintet. Sun­ much with us. Television watching, out­ operational. They weren't in business in together the past year and a half. run through Dec. 8 at Real Art Ways Gallery, 197 Asylum Heilman has made recent appearances throughout case Cinema in East Hartford. “The sponsors liked what we did and day at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton Tobacco Valley Inn, side of the avid-watcher category, has 1940. Garner confidently extolls the virtues of St. "Promises In The Dark" in which she plays used the improvisation. It came out so Windsor. (242-6688) become a focus of special attention. The As any businessman will readily con­ the product while Mariette whimsically "Meta-Loonah Sweet” is an exhibition of recent pain-, the doctor to a young girl dying of cancer. well they signed us for a flock more. • "Fleetwood Mac," in concert Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. top-rated series, a la "Laverne & cede, there’s more of a gamble in puts him down or lightly refutes his pitch. tings by Michael Madore, a Hartford native who has been (Herald photo by Pinto) Recently they renewed our contracts for TV Tonight at the FYovidence Civic Center, f^ovidence, R.I. Shirley," whatever, are anticipated by everything today. That applies to motion Together Gamer and Hartley project working and exhibiting in New York City for the last two another 19 months." (401) 331-0700) TV-watchers nowadays as much as, say, picture theaters, too. The era of what the quintessential married couple who years. • 4^= • The Trinity College Concert Choir will present Andy Hardy and James Cagney and every Curiously, Mariette had done 100 other “ Torture of Women” is a major collage-painting cycle* S Paopta'aCaucua 12:30 2-.30 were "neighborhood” theaters ended enjoy the easy give and take of a close ftOO Sa)fa«il SMio O Movla "Tha Naughty its fall concert Friday and Sunday at 8:15 p.m. in cowpoke a ridin’ on the range, cinema- because of rising costs as well as because commercials in the past without creating by New York artist Nancy Spero. Z d Movta "ClBudlna" (1974) relationship. undue excitement among Hollywood TV O (Wartngten Waafc In rWvtaw Dtahann Carrot), Jamaa Eart Nlnatlas" (1945) Bud Abbott. the Goodwin Theatre of the Austin Arts Center, wise, those long years ago. What was a of the development of handsome new In actuality. Garner is separated from The Real Art Ways Gallery is open Tuesday through C JiUSSw"" Lou Coatallo. and film producers. i Jofew'tWM 8:30 Jonaa. Trinity College, Hartford. (527-3151) novelty in television, per se, has become a “plexes” dotting the countryside. The his wife and Mariette is the dutiful wife of Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. ; l|gz«M (iq npHarvOdflln 12:37 3 K)0 • Harry Chapin in benefit concert, Sunday at 8 "We’ve even been praised by reviewers, m k^FlUNEnR source of steady watching — for special Astor Theatre of East Hartford served is French-bom director Patrick Boyriven. f i Our Mlaa Brooka d Movta "Tarror On Tha d Movta "Lisa And Tha Dovll" p.m. in Welte Hall on the New Britain campus. (827- one of whom said our commercials were I SIrMti 01 San FranoMoo OWaltmatWaak Batch ' (1973) Dannia Waavar. Tally Savalaa. Elka shows, for series, folks anticipate. public well 40 years ago. If indeed it were But Mariette’s domestic exchanges with • A capsule look at cinema better than any entertainment show on the Gallery 24 Exhibit 0plm ( I t a n n y H H •A*8 *H Manchester. (646-4900) Marlborough pudding and coconut cakes. S jfioidfi QMfiROf) HB-MT-SaiSmaTHIIITS important holidays in the early New wife.” of working in commercials. MIDDLETOWN —Wesleyan Potters’ 24th annual • “The 39 Steps,” Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Hart­ Turkeys will be roasted in tin reflector She ordered a batch of T-shirts, one of AVALANCHE EXP6E88 (PO) - Laa Mania, HaAM Stew, Uadi iy«A*a*H I Our MMi Brooks England calendar. In the days before it But the blurbs have brought Mariette exhibit and sale will open Nov. 24 and continue through ■ Evaaa. (Str IferlHar) A coaM of mala, aboat (pactapa) a defacUii( R aw lu “UP ’ ford ^ b lic Library auditorium. Free. ovens on the hearths of many village which is emblazoned: “I Am Not Mrs. ICNooAndThaMan became an official national holiday, the more attention than 36 segments in the Dec. 16 at the Wesleyan Potters (Yaft Center, 350 S. Main -• laadar who li plaead oa a train (why?) aad tha attaoipta oMkt h ^ (ayi ta SthraataACrawd 9 Baal 0 ( Buma And ARan in SMOKE" 10-jd I • “Heaven Can Wait,” Saturday at 8 p.m. at homes. Jim Garner” Her infant son wears itap tha tnla. Some exdtlnf nremanta, hat nxatly a lot o( dwoUaf tad SOMiVanOyka date for celebration was set by proclama­ An 1830s Meetinghouse service, defunct “Peyton Place” series, “The St. dreadfal icUb| aad Uaaa that art atUy. OBADE: C-aiMm 11:30 Palmer Auditorium, Connecticut College, New another reading: ’’No' 1 Am Not Jim SUoTaoDough d Mary Tylar Moore “WARRIORS" tion from the governor of each state. shortened from its original length of Hero" series and her role in the classic Oustanding examples of New England studio crafts will London. (442-5391 Garner’s Baby.” B6EAKING AWAY (PG) - Dtaala ChrW ijhir. Dtaali QaaM, Daaial SM Ko|ak These printed proclamations were ap­ western movie, "Ride The High Country” be on display; the selection changes daily. T R a Dukaa ( H a n a r d PrattySabyi • "Cries and Whispers,” Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. at several hours for visitors, will be Mariette had never met Gamer before laan, JacUa Earta Baiay. (laaMadc camady) Thla Amaricaa fUm It tha 0 ! aC harla'a Angela propriately read from the pulpit after Sun­ presented at 1:15 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. The in which she starred with Randolph Scott Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, Fridays until 9 p.m. Uad at tUM tha Praach do ta waO; warm, tm a y, a IttUt romaaUc. Uad ap " Dana Hall, Connecticut College, New London. (442- they were signed to portray husband and )aat rl|hL it'a at( it Btoomlaftoa. lad., a coUafa tawa, tha aaniBtr tha (DilOaMMIy Comady Fool- ill llnilt;il Aili'.t:. ^ day meetings, for Thanksgiving was con­ service, based on original texts, includes and Joel McCrea. bdfclnale 5391) local bojf Baally latUat thty doa't inlad hatag “towalat." Btltfly, H‘i tha • “Notorious,” Nov. 20 at 1:30 p.m. in the West sidered a religious holiday. traditional Thanksgiving music by the “R achy at bicyda rad af - ha( ao mach hattar. A Hat Joh hy thaaa (oar NHLHookay MimHR Vernon c>nt K j At Old Sturbridge Village this signifi­ yoBif acton. GRADE: A a S M M la “ABrldoaToo O S T o m g M Hartford Public Library. (236-6286) village's singing school. Square Dance Set SFar" (1077) Saan Connary, Rob­ Movta "Charlia Chan In k<)uli . ; F- A story aboal haviif tha cant early 19th century event is recreated A demonstration firing of muzzle­ ert Radford. In tha ninth day at London" (1934) Wamar Otand, courage ta ba what yoa are. Lecture in full and authentic detail, with all the LUNA (R) - M daytarRh, Malthow B n y . (DraM ) n i i It tha atorr OparaUon Martial Qardan. with RtyMNand. loading guns in a mock Turkey Shoot will MANCHEISTER — The Manchester Square Dance Club at a taanam widow, aa o p n alar, who hacianaa phyMeaBj taralvad wllh mw COMUY HIT N • "Rethinking the Education of Women," Nov. 19 sights, smells and sounds that accom­ htr tdoltaotal loa. n o acUif la aicaUtat - dayW gh E a tta n har ~alca AMad troopa a mda away from fi) OapRontd ABC Naan JONATHON WINTUa , „ take place at 1:45 p.m. near the village will hold an open dance , at Verplanck School Saturday I MtAOOWLARK LIMON TiM with Bella Abzug, former U. S. Congresswoman as panied the preparations and the celebra­ |lrl" mold — hat tho (Urn moral fUfaOy aad la too loiif. Ada dtamatly lha bridgt, mounting caaualtlat 12XX) Runnm common. from 8 to 11 p.m. Russ and Anita White will cue the w an that parti o( tha Rim may ha loo lalawn lor aomo rtaw an It’a tn a . cautt tha plan to bt canciOad. dnaNMSIaBitr ■TIE FISH THAT keynote speaker for a program of workshops begiiH tion. The traditional Thanksgiving Day rounds. lacaat ta aacomfortahla rtewiaf. GRADE I (Conduilon) d Movla "SokMarBlua"(t970) SAVED nTTSM M ttr nlng at 7 p.m. at Eiastern Connecticut State College, In the early 19th century sons and dinner, available by advance registration, Guest caller for the evening will be Tim Ryan from Candioa Baroan, Polar Strauaa. Willimantic. (423-4902) daughters returned to their childhood M ETEOR (PO) - Sam Oaaaary, NaaHa Waad, BrMa Eatah. (Adra» Dr. Soon On Habrom is sold out. Reservations will be taken for Middletown. He is club caller for square dance clubs in tan) n ia ta tha lataat dtaaitar motia, aad tha pnhiam aow ta a hafi • "From Birth to Rebirth," Ancient Egypt home for Thanksgiving, traveling the un­ Woodbridge, and in Chicopee, Mass. He has been calling chaak at malaor, aoomlaf toward! m tad Ihaca’a no way la atop IL Bat through the High Renaissance, through Dec. 12 at 10 paved roads by horse and buggy or on foot. since 1970 and is one of the younger callers in the area. waie Mayba tha Raaalaa aid AaM rkm aclaattala, w «h l^ ta fa te , cm hlait it oat o( tho ahy. Good apodal etfadi aad adow aidUa( mam tala - a.m. at the Wadsworth Atheneum. (278-2670 ext, Ryan received his master of science in engineering aa waU aa aoma praliy dmnb oaai. G R A D E B DONTMISS 271) from the University of Connecticut in May and is THE MiATER MANCIKiTBI E t Cetere Channel 3 To Revive employed by Cahn Engineers Inc. of Wallingford, as a R IM E T H E (R) - Baaai MMtar, AMa Daaaa, Pladaak ranwta. (Drama design engineer. w M maalc) n ia aloiT ol tha made dacUaa a( a Jaalt JepUa-Ukt alaRir ta CHAMIEI OF COmiBMSE • The Manchester Philatelic Society stamp show, afly tad aaplaaaaBi, hat tramaadaaaly tHacUra aad m a iW >04la r 't par- Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at llling Junior High Carol Sing in Hartford Mr. and Mrs. John McHigh will have door duty, while locmaaea ta m ly oalaUBdi^ aad y ^ Bad yaaSitU tcklat wHk har, at Mr. and Mrs. Doug McPhee, Mr. W. Mercer, Anne heeaai dn«a aad maa datlroy har. CaaUoK Galtar laagatfc. G R A D E A PRODUCT SHOW School, East Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Free. Millis, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Montie will serve HARTFORD - WFSB-TV will revive a from Greater Hartford’s bilingual schools RUNNIR sniM H ES, THE (PG) - Dick Van Dyha. XaEbaa Qatalii, M useum s Hartford tradition by sponsoring the first refreshments. M tanaa MaptsSaa. (Draaaa) Prodarar dliarlar Staalay Xraaaar always and organized by Ms. Gail Cohen. All club level dancers are invited and spectators are ataas high, and doas ao agala with IMS Him vaaMoa of a play ahaat a pataaL a Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main St., Hartford. Channel 3 Christmas Carol Sing, to be held a aaa. h ramaaea (tR tr a laahtaa) aad a aimdar. Tha taaakla ta tt aoaada ovtn too KXHmroht Musical coordinators for the carol sing welcome. Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. on the lawn of are Gerald Mack and Steve Metcalf from OMta txdliat Uum It Is, aad Iks Dim la vary alow gataf. n a imnar nwy (M7-9111) _ , sbm dda, hat tha H im U O a d o w n G R A D E r ' a Yale University of Art Gallery, 1111 Chapel St„ the Old State House. the University of Hartford's Hartt College W H B I: S i L i fiHLp NoVa 17 « 18fli New Haven. (432-4200) Channel 3 will televise the sing live from of Music. Special thanks go to Donald II (R) — MM Andriwi. PnMey Moire, Be . (Ramaada eamady) ------M g lS c h o o l • New Britain Museum of American Art, 56 7 to B p.m. Weatherman Hilton Kaderli Mattrln, director of the college, for Tonight on CATV Yon>t heard ahem f 9 i who rati glrii on a eeale ofdam ltiaiW alLIhltla thoal a|H w lw lsaia.M dkaw thal amaaaaiHBt a ih ^ aflatfa a Lexington St., New Britain. and Ann Btitler of “PM Magazine" vrill volunteering the services of Mack and MANCHESTER - Tonight at 7 on Cable TV-U, Com­ m^ aitaif.iawaniathaBalaadhtraawhrldign f Hadtatai 0 tj a Aldrich Museum, 258 Main St., Ridgefield. (439- host the event, expected to draw more kan.RtalBaadcltaB(aB-aadnaMaTexas Toast and all- you-can-eat salad from our POLISH NATIOmumME •Uva WINF Broadcast • Clowns, Balloons • Folk * ^ ld ^ a a te House, 800 Main St„ Hartford. (52^ the sing. Elnvironmental Protection, and will be WEST HARTFORD- The Children's Museum of Hart­ salad bar. PULASKI PLAZA • OOVERNOII ST. Blngsrs • Hot Dog, Snacks 8796) A deUghtfuI program of choral music decorated with hundreds of tiny lights ford will present three special programs for the WAIITPORO • Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Cedar St., has been assembled, featuring several donated by the Travelers Insurance Cos., Thanksgiving holiday. On Friday, Nov. U, Mrs. Wilbur WIN OVER $2800 IN Manchester. (6434I049) local groups. Among the participants are sponsors of the festival. will discuss her collection of comhusk dolls at 12:30 p.m. SUNDAY NOV. 18,1979 • Children'a Museum of Hartford, 950 Trout the Trinity College Chapel Singers under WFSB-TV’s "Sky 3” helicopter will FAIUL0U8D00NPNIZES On Saturday, Nov. 24, techniques in early American leuaTfirjL P H I f • P H I f • P H I f Brook Drive, Weft Hartford. (236-2691) the direction of John R ^ ; the Hopewell replace the usual complement of reindeer basketry will be demonstrated by craftperson Marilyn ^ ADMISSION FREE " a Old Tolland Jalm Mdaeum, Tolland Green, Baptist Church Choir, directed by Ms. and whisk Santa Claus to the festival at 5 Qfpro FOR INHOe FAMfLY Jezek at 2:30 p.m. At 3:30 p.m., a series of skits will b e ' Tolland,. ' Georgia Bngram; and a Hispanic presented by puppeteer Marjorie Pickett-Santee in con­ children’s choir composed of students junction with the new exhibit "Puppet Place.” 10 - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 16. im EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 16. ISTfl - n ( ObltuarlM 1 Hospital Claims Johanna Sluckis Headache for Bowl Committee EAST HARTFORD - Johanna Tomasaitis Sluckis, 88, of Applegate NEW YORK (UPI) - The Southern California and Washington. mediocre 5-4 but more important is' Lane, East Hartford, died Thursday Improper Action NCAA probation and cannot appear Cougars and Longnorns have been to four major bowl committees Washington closes its season Satur­ undefeated in the Southeastern at a locai convaiescent home. in post-season play. the Cotton Bowl more recently than day against Washington SUte and the Conference. Alabama, the top- She was bom in Lithuania, June N, HARTFORD — Testimony rounding the com m ission’s'-, are probably suffering a Picking an opponent for the SEC the Razorbacks. Trojans final game is Nov. 24 against ranked team in the country with a 9-0 1891, and bad been a resident of Blast resumed today, before the Freedom proceedinss. collective headache as the representative depends on which The Orange Bowl has an agree­ UCLA. If the Bruins upset Southern mark, is tied with the Bulldogs for Hartford six years, previously having of Information Commission, on Attorney Richard Lynch, repiesen^^ college football season heads schools finish first in their con­ ment with the Big Eight and the Cal and if Washington wins Saturday, Ue SEC lead. But if the teams finish lived in Manchester 65 years. Manchester Memorial Hospital’s ting the commission, raised objec-'- ferences and are relegated to play at winner of the NAraslm-Oklahoma ■>'1 into its most crucial weekend. the Huskies will capture the Pac-10 ti­ in a tie, Georgia travels to the Sugar She was a member of the Lithua­ claim that the Commission on tlons in several Instances claiming” prearranged bowl games. game Nov. 24 will travel to Miami. I With howl invitations to he tle and earn a trip to the Rose Bowl. Bowl because the SEC champion gets nian Ladies Alliance Society of Hospitals and Health Care acted im­ that the documents were not ger-f One spot in the Cotton Bowl is Seventh-ranked Oklahoma faces extended Saturday at 7 p.m. EST, The Big Ten representative in the ah automatic bid and the con­ Manchester and Holy Trinity properly when it reduced the mane to the question of whether the", reserved for the Southwest always-dangerous Missouri and bids for the Rose, Sugar, Cotton and Rose Bowl will be either Michigan or ference’s last appearance rule comes Alliance Society of Hartford. ho^ital’s budget. commission violated FOT^ Conference winner but there is a second-ranked Nebraska hosts Iowa Orange Bowls are still up for grabs third-rated Ohio State. The only way into effect since Alabama played in Tne hospital claims it was not regulations in its procedures. ” possibility of a three-way tie for the State: She is survived by a son, Albert and the misadventures of Arizona Michigan can earn a trip to Pasadena New Orleans last year. Thomas of Meriden; two daughters, notified of ap executive session of the The hospital’s ^.2 million budget" title. Ninth-ranked Arkansas and Add unbeaten and fifth-ranked State and the University of Georgia is if it knocks off the Buckeyes, and If Georgia loses to SEC opponent commission at which the budget and was cut by $798,000. The hospital ** eighth-ranked Houston are 5-1 in the Florida State and once-beaten Mrs. JoAnn Carson and Mrs. Ella ^are causing some monumental Purdue — tied for second with Auburn on Saturday, Alabama will litigation surrounding it were dis­ appealed the cut and is now operating' SWC while sixth-ranked Texas is 4-1. Pittsburgh to the major bowl picture Misovich, both of Manchester; two problems. Michigan at 6-1 — loses to Indiana forge into the SEC lead but will still c u s ^ . under a budget which has a portion of ~ If all three teams win the remainder and its easy to see why the bowl sisters, Mrs. Helen Tomasaitis and Late Thursday night, Pacific-10 Saturday. If both Purdue and n e^ to beat Auburn on Dec. 1 to gain Mrs. Della Sukaitls, both of New Bri­ At today’s hearing, before Com­ the $798,000 held in escrow pending a ” of their games - they have already organizing committees are in a state Commissioner Wiles Hallock ruled Michigan win, there will be a three- entrance to the Sugar Bowl. played each other — Arkansas will be tain; nine grandchildren and five missioner Donald Friedman, at­ decision by the court. . of chaos. Arizona State must forfeit its five way tie for the Big Ten title and the Auburn is 7-2 but is currently on the host team in Dallas because the great-grandqhildren. torney Paul Knag, representing the The hearing was still in progress at;; victories because eight players had teams’ overall record will be con­ hospital, sought to introduce in midday. - Funeral services will be Saturday, been declared ineligible. This now sidered and Ohio State will have the evidence a number of documents sur- 8:15 a.m., at the Holmes Funeral throws the Pac-10 race into a two- overall best record. Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, and way tussle between fourth-ranked As for the Sugar Bowl, Georgia is a 9 a.m . at St. James Church, Manchester .’ Friends may call at the Hartford Man Charged funeral home today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Trio of Scholastic p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Arthritis Foundation In Friendly’s Robbery Inc., Connecticut Chapter, 929 Silas MANCHEISTER — Police arrested ford Police Department. Herald Deane Highway, Wethersfield. Prayer Vigil a 25-year-oId Hartford man at 5 a.m. Brooks said ^11 was turned over to George Long today in connection with the Nov. 8 the Manchester force by the Angle Grid Tilts Saturday MANCHESTER - George Peters robbery of Friendly’s Restaurant, Wethersfield Police Department, President Carter with Vice President the American hostages in Tehran at a prayer 435 Main St. Long, 71, of 40 Campfield Road, which had arrested him on other By LEN AUSTER thought of Manchester,” Kelly on the health meter according to Walter Mondale, center, and Secretary of service Thursday at the Washington National Police charged Leon E. Bell Jr. of charges. Earl Yost Manchester, died Thursday at states, ‘ T m right now just con­ Coach Jack Holik going into its fray State Cyrus Vance, right, joined families of Cathedral. (UPI photo) 38 Brookfield St. with first-degree According to police. Bell allegedly Herald Sportswriter Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Sports Editor cerned with Bloomfield's speed and with the Whippets. It was around 6^ robbery and second-degree larceny. robbed the restaurant at gunpoint, Three games dot the was the husband of Glady (Johnson) ability to throw the bail. 70 percent midway through the cam­ Detective Captain Joseph Brooks forcing three employees into a scholastic football schedule Long. J “ It has some big play makers and paign but the injury list has said Bell was processed and released freezer and ordering the manager to He was bom in Hebron, Nov. 8, Saturday afternoon while we can’t give them the big play,” the shortened. Larry Duff comes off it on a $5,000 non-surety bond and then 1908, and spent most of his life in Police Probe Jeep Theft empty the safe. Police allege he stoic tonight at Mt. Nebo, East first-year mentor adds. and returns to his cornerback posi­ taken into custody by the East Hart­ $1,375.17 during the 2:10 a.m. theft. First in 79 Years Manchester. Before retiring in 1963, Catholic makes its final home Sophomore quarterback Mark tion. he was employed as an installer at Police said a 1972 Yamaha dirt bike after hitting the rear of a car near When Yale meets Harvard in THE GAME Saturday in New MANCHESTER - Police said appearance. Morawski spearheads the Warhawk Holik says his club is looking the Skiff Awning Co. of Hartford for today at Tudor Lane resident had the was stolen from John P. Sullivan of the West Center-Center Street in­ Haven it will mark the first time since 19(X) that an unbeaten an- The Eagles. 6-2, host non­ passing attack which also features forward to playing Windham. “ We 15 years. driver’s door from his jeep stolen 16 B Ambassador Drive Thursday, tersection. ( Manchester P o lio Report ^ duntied Eli squad entered the meeting at Yale Bowl against its conference foe Bloomfield High un­ wide receivers Dave Watkins and didn’t play very well against them Asides his wife, he is survived by last Wednesday night. The cycle was valued at $500, police David Constantino, 17, of 174 Oak Tracy Taylor and tight end Greg top rival...Yale has won the last three meetings and hold an der the dim arc-lamps at 7 o’clock. It last year and it left a sour taste,” he his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Peters The Jeep belonged to John Puzia, said. St., was thrown from his cycle after MANCHESTER - Police charged Carter. “ They like to throw deep, found that a small window pane had is the season finale for the comments, “ We’ve stressed not to Long of Manchester; his daughter 23. of 215 Tudor Lane. 'The door had Police said a 1977 Buick belonging hitting the back of the car, which George A. Suitor, 31, of 23 Campfield overall 52-35-8 edge in the series...Not since 1946 has either they can go deep. They’ve won five been removed. Warhawks, presently with a 5-4 look past them (towards Turkey and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William an estimated value of $651. to Diane Stone of 1170 West Middle police said had stopped for a red St., Manchester, with falsely repor­ college put together a string of four straight triumphs.. .A games and scored a lot of points (196) mark. Day). (Nancy) Galbraith of East Hartford, A neighbor reportedly told police Turnpike was stolen from a parking light. Police said he injured his knee sellout of over 70,00(1 is expected. and I can see why,” Kelly announced. “ Hopefully we can control the ball ting an incident. Manchester High heads the Satur­ and severai cousins. that a white Jeep pulled into the lot near ner apartment Thursday. but refused to be transported to the The Eagles will be without left and the defense can shut them down. Police alleged he caused a false Tainted Brothers Mt. Nebo. Prior to the day slate as the 2-6 Indians entertain There are no calling hours. Private parking area near Puzia's vehicle TTie victim told police the car was hospital. tackle Jamie Mitchell, who rebroke ( Sports Slate } alarm at Manchester High School. Audit Report Due Jay O'Keefe, the junior from game this season it was 22 years ago, 6-2, 7-2 Windham High at Memorial We have a couple of wrinkles which funeral services will be held at the and “ later pulled out at a high rate of locked and the alarm system was set. The driver of the car, 34-year-old his hand against St. Paul last Friday we will use to try to keep them off He was released on a $250 non- surety Smith High in Storrs, who won the before the school had its own playing Field at 1:30. Holmes Funeral Home. 4(X) Main St.. speed.” The neighbor said that Jeep Beverly K. Meduna of Ashford, was MANCHEjSTER — ’There will be a and is out for the season. Kelly put Friday bond, police said, for a Nov. 26 State Open cross country cham­ field, that the Indians used the Mt. Two Central Valley Conference stride.” Manchester. Burial wiil be in East appeared between 8 and 10 p.m. A 17-year-old cyclist received unharmed. Both vehicles were east- press conference at 4 p.m. today to the job up for grabs between 5-foot-9, FOOTBALL appearance in East H artford pionship last week, will be a Nebo facilities. Memorial Field was (CVC) encounters are also on tap. The Whippets have won four Cemetery at the convenience of the minor injuries Thursday afternoon bound on West Center Street. discuss the town’s auditors report, 190-pound junior Bart Richter and 6- Bloomfield at East Catholic, 7 P-"* Superior Court. youngster to give a close look to in first used on Thanksgiving day in Glastonbury High, 1-4 in the con­ straight and put 241 points on the family. Memorial contributions may ’The Meduna vehicle received a expected to be filed at 3 p.m. today. foot-2, 185-pound sophomore Scott ) the Five Mile Road Race. 1958- 21 years ago. How the time ference and 2-5 overall, hosts power­ scoreboard. “ We respect them an be made to the American Cancer minor scratch on the rear fender, Mayor Stephen Penny and Joseph T. Howatt with the former gaining the Saturday Police charged Douglas W. Ogden, O’Keefe placed 53rd two years ago flies... ful 5-0, 8-0 Newington High while awful lot,” Holik respectfully stated. Society, 237 East Center St., 'A police said, while the cycle sustained Sweeney, outgoing democraUc direc­ starting nod. FOOTBALL 19, of 137 Branford St., Manchester, as a freshman in 24:55, the second traditional rivals 4-1,7-2 South Wind­ One of Windham’s two losses was a Manchester. , a damaged front fender and right tor, will be present at the conference Notes Off the Cuff “ Defensively, we can’t give up the 21-12 verdict to Blast Hartford and Windham at Manchester with third-degree larceny ’Thursday best finish by a schoolboy. sor High and 2-3,3-4-2 Rockville High side. to answer questions regarding the big play. We have to force them to Holik remarked, "I feel we're com­ Newington at Glastonbury Margaret Ryan .; afternoon. The top scholastic runner in ‘77 Manchester Racquet Club will be collide at the Rams' gridiron. Both Constanino was cited for following report. earn anything they get. We can’t let South Windsor at Rockville EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Police alleged he stole a five-pound was Kevin O’Keefe, Jay’s older the scene this weekend of a Connec­ have 1:30 kickoffs. petitive with East Hartford. We too closely, police said. them get the easy one. If we can have All games 1:30 p.m. Margaret (Rhind) Ryan, 84, of 870 package of cheese from Arby’s brother, now at Auburn University. ticut Women’s Class A Tennis Tour­ East and Manchester meet stayed with them up until the last Hebron Church Fair nament. Play starts tonight...For the ball control, and take away the big GIRLS SWIMMING Burnside Ave., East Hartford, died Restaurant, 257 Broad St., where he Kevin O’Keefe also won the State Thanksgiving Day morning but Eagle eight minutes. HEBRON —St. Peter's Oiurch will play from Bloomfield, 1 feel we’ll Manchester /East Catholic at State Wednesday at her home. She was the ManchMtor works. He was released on bond and record: Earl Weaver of Baltim re is "1 know we’ll be in a game but sponsor its annual Christmas fair, Open in his senior year at Smith. The Coach Jude Kelly hasn’t put the cart Open (SCSC) • widow of James Ryan. ordered to appear in Elast Hartford the only baseball manager ever have success,” Kelly assesses. hopefully we’ll be up to the task.” Fire Calls Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in latter will not compete here this in front of the horse. “ I haven’t even Manchester is around “ 80 percent” She ieaves a sister, Mrs, Gladys R. Superior Court Nov. 26. tossed out of a World Series game. It Phelps Hall. year. Flanagan of Bolton; several nieces happened in Game No.4 at Shea Thursday, 10:30 a.m. — Investigation of The fair will feature a luncheon Five Decades and a nephew. Funeral and burial Burglars stole 25 comforters worth Stadium in 1969 against the New smoke odor at 49 Ardmore Road. (Town) and snack bar, homebaked goods in­ will be orivate. The Ahem Funeral $2,500 from the Pillowtex Corp., 49 If Gordie Howe plays one game in York Mets...Format for the road ’Thursday, 1:15 p.m. - Medical call at cluding holiday plea and other 1960 he will become the first player races in the New England Relays Bengals Worry Home, 180 Farmington Ave., has fire house, Center Street. (Town) Regent St., on two separate oc­ desserts for the freezer, homemade in sports history to play in a span next June in Manchester will be charge of arrangements. ’Thursday, 6:41 p.m. — Oil burner casions, police said T h u r^ v . candies, a Onintry Store, jellies, covering five decades • 194l^4IMK>-70- a ltm d with starting time* for Um I probleni at 10 East Center St. (Town) A corporate executive toid police he relishes, Vermont cheese, hand- Robert F. Smith Today, 12:43 a.m. — Mutual aid to Ver­ first noticed 10 comforters missing 80...Fine competiUve tennis player and 12-mile runs expected to be one TOLLAND — Robert F. Smith, 52, from the plant on Friday. When knitted items, plants, handcrafted of long standing is Manchester town hour apart, which should please all Houston Coach non Fire Department, Talcottville blaze. of 73 Kozley Road, Tolland, died (Eighth District) another 15 were discovered missing wooden articles, jew el^, and a booth manager, Bob Weiss. One of his contestants and eliminate any where children can buy gifts for NEW YORK (UPI) — Houston Coach Bum Phillips has a war­ Thursday at Hartford Hospital. He Today, 8:56 a.m. - Leaf fire at 51 Wednesday, police said, the weekly partners is Dick Custer, a chance of a foul up which happened families ancTfriends. was the husband of Shirley (Poley) Henry St. (Eighth District) executive searched the area and local resident, and former town last year. The sponsoring ning for his players — watch out for Cincinnati. Smith. manager in Windsor...It’s good to Manchester Community College “ I say this every time we play Cin- despite an 8-3 record. Pittsburgh Bom in Hartford, he was a resident ii'w x know that Stan Ogrodnik is back in spent $1,800 for track preperation at cinnati,” Phillips said, as his club comes in averaging 27 points and 385 of Tolland for 10 years. He was the basketball coaching picture as Memorial Field and another $1,500 AL SliFFERT'S SA YS ... prepared for a home game against yards per game. employed as a dispatcher for First ( Corwctlon assistant coach at Trinity College. for awards in the two-day New the 2-9 Bengals. “ They have just as The Chargers have been unable to National Stores of Windsor Locks. The former East Catholic mentor Elngland Relays...Fred StoUe reports good personnel as anybody in the It was incorrectly stated in a story on a draft impact Besides his wife, he is survived by was college material when he was at be Is working with half a dozen hot leane. They are as to beat as study on the proposed Buckland Commons project in shake loose from Denver in the AFC four daughters, Martha A. Smith and the local school turning out one win­ shot 16-18-year-olds in Miami at his anyoody else. Thursday’s Herald sales activity would decline by 4 per­ WHY PAY MORE? West and the two teams remain tied Shirley B. Smith, both of Tolland, ning team after another...Scott club...UConn soccer team will host The Oilers, 8-3, trail Pittsburgh by cent in downtown Manchester and 3 percent in Blast Hart­ for the division lead with five games Mrs. Henry (Lindia) Kerr of Vernon Wahle at Channel 30 has been gaining Rhode Island Sunday afternoon Nov. one game in the AFC Central and can remaining. San Diego quarterback ford and would increase by 4 percent at Vernon Circle. and Mrs. Peter (Mildred) Caron of many new viewers with his handling 25 at 1 o’clock in a NCAA Division I pull even with the Steelers Sunday. Dan Fouls leads the NFL in percen- Hebron; two brothers, Frank Schartz The sp^ified chart referred to in the story is for traffic of sports news...Wally Irish asked Tournament game. The two teams Pittsburgh is at San Diego, where the and'yardage volume in those areas and not the retail activity, which of Tolland and Thomas Smith of •SANYO home entertain­ recently when was the last time meet Saturday to end the regular Chargers are fighting for their first oth^r games Sunday, Dallas has not been determined. Southington; two grandchildren; ment system with 8-track Manchester High played a home foot- season at Rhode Island. post-season spot since 1965. Sunday s piays at Washington, Miami travels The Herald regrets the error. three nieces and a nephew. player, AM/FM stereo receiver game is a must for Houston if the Cleveland, New Orleans is at Seat- Funeral services will be Saturday, and 3-speed record changer. Oilers are serious about catching tie, the New York Giants are at Tam­ 11 a.m., at the United Congregational Pittsburgh. pa Bay, Kansas City is at Oakland. Church of Tolland. Burial will be in LAYAWAY SALE “ We want to be even with them Baltimore visits New Bngland, South Cemetery, Tolland. Calling Crowd o f 72^000 when we play them here (Dec. 10),” Green Bay is at Buffalo, San Fran­ hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. at A"* Coach Bum Phillips said. cisco hosts Denver, St. Louis is at the Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 IK The Oilers are healthy for the first Philadelphia, the Nqw York Jets A $majl ifapotH hoUi W Xma$ Evtl Prospect St., Rockville, 448.9! time this year and Phillips is having travel to Chicago and Detroit is at Expected at Yale trouble deciding what to do with his Minnesota. Atlanta is at Los Angeles Tanya Archer SAVE NOW Colt Quarterback Sacked returning troops. FREE ASSEMBLY • Monday night. SOUTH WINDSOR - Tanya Marie Holiday Health Fair NEW HAVEN (UPI) — The largest crowd in 25 years may be Backup Baltimore quarterback Greg Landry couldn’t get free At San Diego, the 9-2 Steelers - who Dallas, 8-3, is coming off two con­ Archer, infant daughter of Paula •FREE ADJUSTMENTS* have never won all six games against Lisa Silverman, a student at Illing Junior High, offers her All With QuarantMU on hand Saturday in Yale Bowl to see unbeaten Yale tangle for from grasp of Miami tackle Bob Baumhower and was dropp^ secutive uninq)ressive performances (Henry) and Delroy Archer, of 236 the Chargers - should have their and the Cowboys must win to stay friend a banana at the Holiday Health Fair held at the school to Foster Road, South Windsor, died the 96th time with its traditional rival Harvard. for loss behind line of scrimmage in Sunday’s NFL game in hands full against a team that has ahead of the 7-4 Redskins in the NFC IS m On LsrgAMt Display o f Blk9$ j l A r s s I Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital celebrate the Year of the Child. Contributors included the oo Ulyuess S. Grant was president Orange Bowl. (UPI Photo) been somewhat of a disappointment East. and Medical Center. Funeral service American Cancer Society, the American Red Cross, the lALEMH • RMI • WUIFAI when Yale gridders shut out Harvard time this year, the Crimson is COUmBM • PUSH • MSS 4-0 on Nov. IS, 1875 to inaugurate the and burial will be private. The American Heart Association, and the Connecticut Lung ° o o r> healthy. Tax Bite Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 ! US AT TW MANCKSTO FSSOUCT SHOW gridiron classic. If season records are Important, Association. T^e Fair stress^ dental awareness, physical DXT5004 About 72,000 people are expected to BOSTON (UPI) - The Internal Buckland Road, South Windsor, has this year’s battle will be the most un- Revenue Service says Boston R ^ fitness, nutritional foods and there was a blood pressure pack the Yale Bowl td see the charge of arrangements. Cassette Recorders — Table Radio’s — bala^ed game of all Yale-Harvard Sox captain Carl Yastrzemski Yaz Can’t Understand screening. (Herald photo by Pinto) televised game in which the Elis will Cloek Radio’s-AM -FM Radio’s - matchup. The Elis hold a full-six- owes the federal government Meeting Rescheduled attempt to complete their first game record advantage, passing the $188,853 in back taxes and SEE OUR HILL SELECTION perfect season since 1960. Favored HEBRON —The Economic old record imbalance of 4Vk games penalties. Yale has already won the Ivy League Yale held in 1956. Development Committee meeting, Kennedy Kicks Habit Shop Your ChrUtmas Store Documents on file at the U.S. scheduled for Nov. 21, has been title, and if the game wasn’t “ The \Y saylM A Yale victory would give the Elis Tax Court in Washington, D C. Stand Pat Attitude Game,” ' a contest-turned-soclal cancelled and the meeting will in- • SANYO AM/FM music the first unblemished m ^ since the show Yaz received notice of thq For ^Smokeout’ Day LET liS HELP YOU CdMftETE YOUR^ event, it might not be sure a big af­ 1960 team, captained by center Mike sUad by Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. in the Town system with built-in cassette debt on July 3. ! 3,000 hits and 400 home runs. “ Any­ Piniella said he thought Watson Office Building. THANKtOmiM DimiBI fair. Pyle, roU^ over the Crimson, 394. HARTFORD (UPI) - MANCHESTER — The third an­ The Red Sox captain declinM thing can happen in sports, really.” “ will be in the lineup much more” Kennedy said he’d had one recorder and automatic record In a record-setting season for 'the The Elis of 19 years ago bad some Boston Red Sox Captain Carl nual nationwide "smokeout” spon­ ORCHAIID FRESH comment on the debt but said he Even with the Yankees’ free Thanksgiving Service cigarette today “ but it taqted lousy Mm*, CwUm S*, MiiMii, MMiw, WMiiipi, M • OMdMi changer. Yale team, it appears their fans will stellar players; Pyle went on to an Yastrzemski can’t understand than Jim Spencer, who will share sored by the Cancer Society was and I won’t have anymore today. I’m PiSeliM, SaM Nan, naak Sanal CWat. is appealing the government’s agents and trades, Piniella said duties with him at first base for New MANCHESTER —A Thanksgiving set a mark of their own. impressive professional career with ruling. why his team hadn’t signed any "there’s no question it’ll come down York. “ He's (Watson) right-handed Eve service will be held at ConMrdia t®*™ NATIVE' Ilie Yale Bowl technically holds the Chicago Bears. Guard Ben Balme ding to Muriel Werbner, director of commitments,” he said. Kennedy, The government claims Yast- new players from the free to ... three teams next year” — and we need right-handed guys.” he Lutheran Church Wednesday at 7 70,749, but the expected crowd Trill be was a first-team All-America selec­ the Cancer Society’s Manchester who did smoke a pack a day, said he Taeava zremski owes taxes on deferred agent draft since he thinks last Boston, the Milwaukee Brewers and said. p.m. closer to 72,000. Either figure would tion. Unit. would try to cut down, however. Taralp •aralnaiaa*, latparla* payments on his income for 1974, the Yankees. But he admitted "our Piniella and Yastrzemski were be the largest throng to see a Yale By its own admission, Yale has no season’s pitchers “definitely The "smokeout” involved anyone Other participants of the one day 1975, and 1976 - and a penalty for ball club is Uie best going into the both critical of Baseball Com­ Maa M a Onaa Qnpaa, game in New Haven since the class superstars in the lineup this year. started to slide.” willing to quit smoking for at least a observance included members of the late filing in 1975 and 1976. 86380n.*’ missioner Bowie Klihn’s decision to Crossroads 468.S of 1964 watched a Yale-Army con­ Tailback Ken Hill might be the “ We certainly could have used a day; this year it was held Thursday, “ I have talked with my at­ "The Yankees are going to be a ban baseball Hall of Famer Willie test. closest. He has rushed for 628 yards. and one participant. Dr. James Manchester fire department, and torney, and both of ua feel I should left-handed pitcher,” Yastrzemski much better ball club,” he said. Mays from any role in the sport On paper, the Elis should have no Including 129 yards last week to sur­ Seeking Help Kennedy, school superintendent said staff members Cheney Technical, not make any statement at this said at a. joint news conference “ Everything they’ve done is going to because of his involvement in a Las problems winning the annual pass several graduates. Including Thursday with New York Yankee “ I made it through the day without Bennet Junior High and East time,” Yastzremski said help the ball club.” Vegas gambling casino. MANCHESTER — Crossroads, nMcting that Yale h u taken 51 times Calvin Hill, to become the school’s Lou Piniella. “ Our pitching staff was faliing off the wagon.” Catholic schools. Thursday. “ It would be inap­ But he said the team wasn’t “ going Manchester’s drug and alcohol and tied on e l^ t occasions since tb ^ sixth all-time rusher. definitely on the slide last year.” WEEICB BFECIALf propriate for us to do so because to be any better off” without former * counseling program, is seeking aduit nuowdLOir beat Harvard on that fall day in 1175. But the Yale defense, aa a unit, has Even so, the all-star slugger said ‘T feel a parson’s individual time MKHaTOf COTT the matter ia under appeal.” manager Billy Martin. should be his own,” said Piniella. participants for an evening group Hwy’ve coasted through most of been showered with praise “ in no way am hnot optimistic” about Weight Caused Truss Collapse I ME isoT.aeicT. Yastzremski claims much of “We’re aU sad to see BiUy go,” “ He’s (Mays) definitely been a great which will focus on the coping skilU their season, compiling one of the throughout the season. Harvard the Red Sox 1900 season. “ We’re still the income for which he has been Piniella said. ” We all felt he was a necessary to deal with youth MANCHESTER - The collapse of trusses has been attributed to the most Impressive defensive records in Coach Joe Restic u y s it’s the best asset to baseball and if he wants to cited wasn’t taxable. a good ball club,” he said. good manager. It’s a shame be bad experimenting with drugs and roof trusses for the new Mandhester fact a load of plywood was placed on the nation. Yale has won 12 In a row he’s ever seen in the Ivy League. take a job in a casino, let him.” Claiming the IRS ha»< treated But asked if be felt the rival problems in other areas. He was pop­ alcohol. Community College student center, the trusses and they co U a p ^ under BMCFEAM and gone 14 games without a loss. It has been the staple of a team "Certainly a man of his integrity i i m c i ; NTATIIS him in an "extremely vexatious Yankees’ new acquisitions - including ular with the players, but apparently The group will discuss such topics has been attributed to excess weight excess weight. Harvard has struggled to a 2-6 that waltxed through most of its wouldn’t be placing bets in a 49< manner” in the last five years, the signing of Red Sox Bob W atson- the owner bad different ideas.” as identification of drugs and a l c ^ l on th^ trusses. Dr. Bandes said officials of the 99< mark this season. schedule so far, struggling only in an had hurt his team’s chances for the gambling casino,” be said. OMk OAILV S id*. TO • * .ll • SUNDAYS •TSl TO a PM. Yastzremski said be was But Piniella said Dick Howser, the and their effects, the local drug Tfusses of the pre-fabrlcated contracting firm erecting the But the Ivy League has always seaaonH)penlng meeting with Brown Amrican League East pennant, Yastrzemski said Kuhn had once ip Naark pMa UManr TWtaN • “ shocked” the government could team’s new manager was “ the scene, and what to do and not to do if building collapsed when portions of building, said replacements for the 443-445 HARTFWO RD. MANCHESTER. beeh noted for its unpredictable and a tough game with Cornell. Yastrzemski said, “ You never really questioned him about his possible in­ “THE KINO UU penalize bim'after 3V6 years. perfect guy to replace” Martin. you discover drugs in your child’s the building were being erected damaged trusses should arrive at the nature and this rivalry is no ordinary Princeton managed to kidnap have enough players or enough volvement in greyhound dog racing OF The IRS charged 'Yaatzremaki “ He knows the players and he room. Wednesday and the cause was site Monday. KEDEY ST. BOT 647 9997 matchup. Yale’s bulldog mascot, but was un­ and be said he felt the inquiry was with owing additional taxes of talent.” knows the league,” Piniella said. Call Stephen O’Donnell, director, originally attributed to the trusses Dr. Bandes also said he has PRODUCer Yale Coach Carm Coixa also noted out of place. PERO 9 OFF 144 647 9998 able to get anywhere on the field last $57,082 in 1974; $57,055 in 1975; and "What it comes down to is getting “ But I think he’ll find managing the at 646-2015, Monday through being strack by a crane. received assurance from construc­ that Harvard’s complex ifiulU-flex Saturday as the Elis walked off with The two players were in Hartford s. ZTIMKUMIT' IT., MANCNESTa $57,663 in 1978. More than $17,000 into shape,” said Yaitnemaki, the Yankees is a lot different than Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. or. Friday Dr, Herbert Bandes, dean of afi- tion company officials, the collapse TONIGHT ’TIL I. Men. Tliurs. A Frt.~ tll 9 offense has been all but shut down by a 35-10 triumph and the Ivy League to a'ddress a mens’ club banquet. in penalties ygere also assessed. only American League player with coaching Flordia State.” 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for further informa­ ministrative services at the college, will have no effect on the p la n ^ ' Tues.. Wed. A Rat Ml B injuries this season. For the first crown. tion. said this morning the collapse of the completion date of March 1, I960. la — EVENING HERALD, Fri- Nov. 16. IW EVENING HERALD. Fri., Nov. 16. 1979 - 13 / Ford Outshines Magic Linebacker DeAngelis NHLi v i f f East To Lose Jam aal Wilkes scored 28 and NEW YORK (UPI) - Last in four games. Campbell Conference ”I don’t think about it at all,” said Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 28 for toe year Kansas City’s I%il Ford Ford of the fact he was Kansas G ty’s Lakers, who blew leads of up to .13 Patrirk Diviaion was the NBA Rookie of the second choice that year behind John­ points. Johnson was held to a season- W L T Pto. Likes to Hit People Top Runners Year and Earvin ‘Magic’ John­ son. " I don’t hold any personal low nine points but contributed nine Philadelphia 13 1 1 27 Atlanta 7 7 3 17 By LEN AUSTER son was a collegiate All- grudges. You just keep your mind on rebounds, seven assists and four By KEVIN CASEY has found himself double-teamed. “I , the game.” steals, while holding high-scoring NY Rangers 8 8 1 17 try to rise to toe occasion by playing Herald Sportswriter America leading Michigan Correspondent He showed that ’Thursday night. Otis Birdsong to four points through NY Isla^ers 6 6 3 15 harder and asking toe coaches for ad­ State to their first NCAA Washington Whether it is before, during i K From a team standpoint, 1979 may be the last hurrah for East toe first 32 minutes of the game. 4 1 1 10 vice,” remarked toe burly 6-foot-l, Championship. In other games. Golden State Smylhr Diviaion or after a game, Penney High 226-pound two-way performer. Catholic boys’ cross country for possibly a year. But the Kings, and Ford, kn^w routed Denver, 120-102, and San An­ W L T Pto. linebacker Joey DeAngelis is Defensively, he has 64 solo and ^1' ’The senior-laden Elagle toinclads Johnson might have been directing tonio edged New York, 136-132. Vancouver 7 5 5 19 always finding new ways to assisted tackles to his credit. secured third place in toe state Class and placed a surprising 44th in toe L Meet and surprised quite a few peo- Open meet. Kansas City instead of the Spartans t NBA ) Warrior* 120, Denver 102 St. Louis 5 9 3 13 become a better player on the He has also set some goals. “I last season. The Kings had tried to Chicago by taking runner-up honors at the Sophomore Tom Cordier was No. 4 John Lucas scored 27 points to lead 4 7 5 13 gridiron. would like to make All-CGL and be sign Johnson after his freshman year Golden S^te past Denver, snapping a Winnipeg 5 8 3 13 recruited by a Division I college to State Open Meet. Six of East’s top runner early in toe season but suf- Before a game, DeAngelis listens and took Ford from North Carolina, when the Kings trailed, 61-52, despite three-game losing streak. Jo Jo Eldmonton 3 10 4 10 play football,” DeAngelis advises. seven are seniors, therefore 1980 fered a severe case of shin splints, to either Head Coach Ted Knurek or only after Johnson turned them his 14 first-half points. In the third White added 18 for Golden State Glorado 3 11 2 8 He has one goal fulfilled already in a should be a season to rebuild for Hull hopes he returns to form, and is assistant Bob Tigno about toe up­ Coach Jack Hull. down. quarter, he tossed in nine points, in­ while Denver’s David ’Thompson led winning season and a chance to be on hopeful about sophomores Jim Dean Wales Conference coming battle. “They give us a pep “I strongly feel this sport is Thursday night. Ford and Kansas cluding seven in a row to help Kansas all scorers with 29 points. the best-ever team at Penney, and Pat Goutier. The pair was Nos. 8 talk and usually tell me what to look basically geared to seniors,” Hull City proved they weren’t the least bit City reduce the deficit to 84-82 Spurs 136, Knirk* 132 Norri* Diviaion needing only a win Turkey Day and 9 this season. “I ’m hopeful they upset that Johnson is now wearing a through 36 minutes. George G i^ n continued his torrid W L T Pto. for in the other team’s backs,” against crosstown rival Elast Hart­ believes, “Because we’ll be young, can return to their potential. As Los Angeles Lakers’ uniform. In toe final quarter. Ford did even shooting, scoring 33 points, to pace Montreal. 10 4 3 23 DeAngelis commented. ford High. we may be a year away from freshmen, they ran extremely well Ford matched his career-high with more, hitting II points, including San Antonio over New York. Rookie Los Angeles 8 6 4 20 During toe game you can often find Knurek’s characteristics of a good qualifying for the state open next but they didn’t put the work in this 34 points and handed out 10 assists to four during toe final three minutes Bill Cartwright scored 24 points to Pittsburgh 5 5 4 14 him hitting people from his player include discipline, Co-Captain year. Realistically, with Class L past summer,” Hull voices of the help the Kings dump the Lakers, 114- when the lUngs went on an 8-2 spurt ' lead toe Knicks, who have never won Hartford 4 6 5 13 linebacking post or opening holes for ag^essiveness, being hard-hosed, strong again, it may be difficult to latter pair. 108, giving Los Angeles its first loss to put toe game away. in San Antonio. Detroit 4 8 2 10 teammates to run through at offen­ quick, strong, having pride, desire to B o b Healy, former qualify ( i r Class L ),” the third-year Freshmen Jack Fitzgerald, Steve coach adds. Adams Division sive tackle. “As a linebacker. I try to win and never give up. According to Manchester High eager, has Matteo, Vinnie White and Joe stop toe power run and cover the But ‘79 was a good year for the McHugh and junior Chuck Colliton W L T Pto. the veteran Black Knight coach, been elected co-captain of the hook zone for the pass,” DeAngelis Eagles. ’They were 9-2 in dual meets are other hopefuls. “I saw how Ken­ Boston 10 2 3 23 “Joey is all of those. The most Joey Ithaca College basketball team Buffalo explains, adding, "I love to hit people has done to impress me this season is and did well in state competition. “I ny (Colliton) improved just like that Top Seeds / Y 5 3 21 Joe DeAngelis for the 1979-80 season. A Arizona State Minnesota 9 3 3 21 because it gives me a superior his hard-hitting because when he am extremely pleased,” Hull states, and he has potential, too,” Hull com­ Top seeds in the Connecticut Toronto 8 7 1 17 feeling when I bring them down.” a definite Division I player. You can hits, you know you’ve been hit.” member of the senior class, “ I think one of the keys was the work mented. State Indoor Tennis Cham­ Quebec 5 8 2 12 His duties on offense are somewhat see he is a blue-chip type of player.” DeAngelis, who admires Jack Healy saw limited action last they put in in the summer.” Steve Kittredge is a definite can­ Graduating seniors are John Clif­ didate for state competition but the pionship at the Manchester different. “My duties as an offensive “We feel he is all-state material Lambert of the Pittsburgh Steelers, season due to injuries. A team­ Troubles Mount Thursday'* Result* tackle are to drive my man off toe ford, second in Class L and second in others, “it depends on how much Racquet Gub this weekend are and one of the top players in the is a hard worker. In toe hot summer Philadelphia 5, Eldmonton 3 mate this season will be Mike (1) June Fierstein of West New­ line and find holes for the babks,” CCIL,” Knurek exclaims. months he runs, stretches, uses the Open, Ken Colliton, Dave Kit­ work in the summer. Between next Bufallo 5, Atlanta 1 Tracey Kaael WALNUT CREEK, Calif. (UPI) - Because eight Arizona ton, Mass., (2) Connie Youell of DeAngelis views. . The senior co-captain has received isometrics and lifts weights. He can Quesnel, from Manchester, a tredge, Steve Funk and Bob and Jim spring and September is the key,” Boston 3, Washington 2 Soutoboro,- Hallock had been granted authority Midwest Division Palmer to Play the Central Connecticut Athletic "The very best men and women in 180-179-516, Charlotte have placed linebacker High, and the Rushfords, of Rutland W L Pet. GB ble. ’They included three starters, *by the Pac-10 Council to decide Pick Up Stakes AUSTIN, Texas (UPIi - Golfing Association (CCAA), under thedirec- the country wilt be there,” Brimley, Ferguson 186-510, Mary Bob Nelson on injured Vt., pooled their thoughts and Milwaukee 13 4 linebacker Ben Apuna, offensive whether or not to punish Arizona legend Arnold Palm er will par­ tion of Dick Brimley, Sue Caouette of who coaches at Penney High, states. Wright 177-194-488, Mary waivers and replaced him talents and created the Eastern The Freestyle American perfor­ Kansas City 7 11 tackle Kani Kauahi and wide State. BOSTON (UPI) - The New ticipate in the 1980 Legends of Golf Manchester High. Kathy Kittredge of The seven entrants will hold a Gryk 176, Terry Siemienski on their roster with corner- Freestyle Skiing Circus. mance takes place on a revolving ski Denver 6 12 receiver Ron Washington. Two The eight members of the Sun England Tea Men of the North Tournament scheduled at Onion E ast Catholic, Cindy Arico and 10,0(X)-mBter run-a-thon Sunday to 1 8 8 ^ , Cynthia Muldoon back Charles Johnson. DEAL The trio perfected a freestyle deck with a surface of plush carpet Chicago 4 14 others - running backs Arthur Lane Devil football team reportedly American Soccer League may find it G eek Gub April 21-27. Alison Kirwin of Penney High of East raise funds to help defray costs of the 450, Nancy Stockwell 451, Nelson played in last demonstration which caught the fan­ which turns like a treadmill, one of a Utah 2 14 .125 lOti and Alvin Moore — have been part enrolled in a summer school exten­ "difficult” to stay in Massachusetts, Palmer, winner of four Masters, Hartford, Lynn Carlson of Conard trip. They will run in the Lions Club Virginia Assard 479, Jackie Sunday's loss to the New cy of the public in 1977 and the group few in operation in the country. time starters. The others are sion course at Gardena, Calif., before Tea Men General Manager Bob Parifir Division two British Opens, one U.S. Open and High of West Hartford, and Sheila Race and then continue on to com- Czaya 469, Vicky Glass 450, Orleans Saints and suf­ received bookings from Maine to The skiers begin with a step by step plete 10,000 m eters. Anyone in­ reserves Tony Baker, Louis (Tampteli the 1979 season, to be eligible to play, Keating says. W L Pet. GB one U.S. Amateur title, recently Pekari of East Hampton High will be Gail Rurka 460. fered a shoulder injury. Florida. progression of learning how to ski, ON A NEW Keating’s remarks came Portland 13 5 .722 - entered in the 14-15 year old division. teresting in sponsoring a runner, or Johnson is a rookie out of moving to various ballet maneuvers and Brad Igou. but it was reported they did not ac­ turned 50 and is eligible to compete A graduate of Manchester High, Thursday, after toe Massachusetts Los Angeles 12 5 .706 Vk Mary Cobb of Northwest Cathoiic of making a donation, should contact ANTIQUES- Louise Webb Grambling who failed to and climaxing with the most difficult Arizona State will play its last two tually take the course. in the 54-hole, two-man team play. G ass of 1974, Kasel turned pro when racing commiaaioo awarded the New Phoenix 11 6 647 IVk West Hartford will be entered in the any of the girls or Brimley. 129-354, Paulette make the Atlanta Falcons. professional ballet routines. 19 and two years later joined the England Raceway in Foxboro 170 Seattle 10 6 629 2 Chevrolet American Freestyle Tour. Aerial acrobatic manuevers on a Club Has Strikeout King racing dates in 1980. from April 15 Golden State 8 8 .500 Kasel won the Australian Grand trampoline are also part of the ski through Oct. 21. San Diego 6 12 .333 presentation featuring the local man. AVOID TROUBLE THIS WINTER! Prix National Ballet, Mogul and The Tea Men hoped to return to Thursday's Results [ Jai Alai Entries ] Combined Freestyle skiing cham­ Plans this year call for a world­ Schaefer Stadium — part of toe same CHEVY San Antonio 138. New York 132 Save time and m or^. pionships in 1978. He was also first in wide tour starting in Japan. complex as toe race track — in 1980. Ryan Set to Sign Kansas City 114, Los Angeles 108 FRIDAY Sm iTR Replace worn cooling When there is racing at toe track, Golden State 120, Denver 102 n sT 1 Im 2. Tima teams are usually barred from 1 faftts-lvn L N M f i i N i 3 M 4. G n y system parts when you II sM tc ( $ Lvrval $. ka Close Not Enough playing at toe stadium. Pacers Sign Carter $ .H M o M i U - M 7 biiiN I OtmU SaN winterize your car. Ibe same situation forced New T.MIh I Z M M i Cam WANTED INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The In­ $Ni k s m tm u oom CARTER USED CARS Houston Contract England to play their home games at 1 A r i M B t M j l M » r t i diana Pacers signed free agent guard N flIS BH1N6 IN THIS COUPON______Boston University's Nickerson Field I.F a M s M r tR Llacw U aN lOmsULtaart 4. Am i|j l-Scrpi In Coaching Dehut Ron Carter, who play tonight in San $ I M ^ K 1 fnacaceUrpi 1 • INSPECTED HOUSTON (UPI) — The Houston Astros will have the most last season. t NU-Imm TO BUY Diego. LMipei-Nmfts 7 iHbpfimy I M s M i k i NEW YORK (UPI) - After coming close in his NHL coaching fearsome pitching staff in the major leagues if they pull off the "This (toe racing commission's $. M t M PAP DOLLAR 7 M l a M l U t a i SNi km kiSaiM 1 To make room on the roster for ■rrt wnVMTPMCMI • FULLY RECONDI­ debut, young Gary Green made his feelings quite clear — close is all-but-announced signing of Nolan Ryan for a record $1 million decision) makes it difficult for us to SNi Qw«U-$irt» M l M J i TNIT MCUUD Carter, the Pacers have requested q g g 1 ftm eaesAm Ilrrg-Ljmil not good enough. Boston goal. annual salary. , stay in this state,” Keating said. 3 M I M r t i 4 M l 1 CLEAN I u m PMNCT. TIONED waivers on rookie forward Tony 1 I M M M s I CM KT Ml A MUM tff M In other games, Philadelphia "No decisions have been reached I M M v M i Ir s ia M i $ Uer-LNHt i lAcrA-tjmi ‘T hate to lose, losing stinks,” the Highly placed sources have in­ Zeno. ’The Pacers also announced 7 N M -I m H 1 IrriipkMT *nF«2UUeTMALlW yet. We’ve been ■ talking with toe $ MM i M o • GUARANTEED defeated Edmonton, 5-3, Buffalo $Nt MCeuaiM USED CARS trntmiuwmnt mh 26-year-old Green said Thursday dicated the 32-year-old strikeout king League in strikmuts seven times, starting guard Billy Knight will miss 7 M p n - I M I M f r t N f governor's office and hoping that the n n t night, after the Boston Bruins rallied hammered Atlanta, 5-1, Montreal will sign a four-year, 34 million con­ was quoted in tne Houston Post at least the next two games because $Ni U M W COUPON dates would be different so that we m n t.lm a p i 2.0rWal for two third-period goals to take a 3- beat Colorado, 4-1, and Pittsburgh tract with the National League club Thursday as saying, ‘T v e pretty well of a sprained thumb suffered in could return to Schaefer Stadium. i HM tii I H i 3 Caazjfti 4 M l 2 victory over his Washington tied Los Angeles, 3-3. at an Astrodome press conference made a decision. I have one team in Wednesday's game against Phoenix. LM( 4 bva S Upt i S M j i l CN ie SistM Pirti Hi Km p Tn M Of TraiMi But with these dates that is virtually 7 I M LIMA CARTER Flyer* 5, Oiler* 3 $.Swf» 1. M l 76 FORD *2595 79 FORD *5295 Capitals. “Coming close doesn't scheduled for Monday. mind. I ’m not going to comment on Sabt M B impossible,” Keiting said. 7 C m L L l Fairmont Future Coupe 8 cyl. mean a thing to m e." ken Linseman scored two goals to the team. I ’ll let toe club make its an­ tUVUTK Gran Torino Station Wagon V-6. Ryan, last season’s American Man of Year Sabi fast* auto . power steering, radio, air Rumors have circulated that the I.M a N -Z jm i th e k p U m il auto . air cond . power steering & Green was promoted by the Caps power Philadelphia to a club record League strikeout leader with 223, nouncement.” CLEVELAND (UPI) - Manager nnft PAP Auto Parts cond . like new' Tea Men are considering moving to 3 M M S e rp * 4. franua^entj brakes, radio Sale priced ninth straight victory, extending the I .M U a 2 .U 4 ftN f OPEN Wednesday to replace the fired Dan­ would join the Astros’ National Astros’ owner John McMullen of Dave Garcia has been chosen as the $. Uey-Caaz*! LN M -C ve a Shae Stadium in New York or to 11226 Miln SI., M*nehMt*f| 511 EAST MIDDLE TNPKE40n tlN 6riM| MANCHESTER 76 PLY *3195 ny Belisle. The club had a 4-10-2 Flyers' unbeaten streak to 13 games. League winner, J.R. Richard, who New York planned to fly to Houston Geveland Indians’ 1979 Man of toe S. luw-hftrs t M i M f t i 7.‘Ja a il-M Umipl-SiUuil 7 DAYS 77B U IC K *3595 Volare Premier 4 Door 6 cyl . Providence, R.I. 7 QivsUBvtvfa t N M i M i l l Sabs Ars-tes B TEL. 646-8464 64D-3528 Century 4 Door V-€. auto . air record under Belisle and came close Blair MacDonald, Pat Price and fanned 313 batters last season and Monday. Year by the Cleveland Chapter of toe AWEEK auto . power steering, radio, vinyl Gov. Edward King said late SNi M a m i n k cond . power tteenrtg & brakes, to improving that Doug Hicks connected for the Oilers. recently signed a four-year extension Since declaring as a free agent, Baseball Writers of America. He is 1. toab-ljrrfa 1 2. brtU|i 4-Uma root Nice & Clean! Thursday he would do “everything in semt radio. Thursday night. Sabre* 5, Flame* 1 of his contract. Houston also has Cy Ryan, who lives in Alvin, 30 miles l . M M r t s L CMU-Sirpa 1 bm-Ccnif 4 FrMsca-SNazvl my power to help toe Tea Men.” the second ’Tribe manager to receive 77 CHEV *4595 Tony McKegney and Danny Gare i U -C auU i $ MUM $ « M 4 d i 79 CHEV *5995 "I am proud of Young runner-up Joe Niekro. from Houston, had said he was in­ the award from the Baseball Writers. 7 twyCms LMBMI Monte Carlo Landau Coupe V-6. “We’ve had several long conver­ $ M M > 1 Fraacacetarei Caprice 4 Door v-8. auto. air these guys,” con­ assisted on each other's goals to pace Saks OrkN MSartU auto . air cond . power steering & The $1 million annual paycheck terested in playing for either Lou Boudreau won It in 1947. 7 As-Iarni cond . power steering & power sations with their people about their PIV'i/WlR I I brakes. AM -FM Stereo, vinyl root tinued Green, Buffalo, as Atlanta lost its third would m ake Ryan the m ajo rs' Houston, toe New York Yankees, $sN I M i N w f t i brakes, radio, vinyl root, low problems. One of toe problems for us ’The "(jood Guy” award, given in niirkuall Very low mileage' easing up a bit. straight. Atlanta's Garry Unger highest paid player, surpassing toe Texas or Milwaukee. Brewers Pluv 'ii "J mileage now is that a case concerning this memory of former Geveland FYess Fiberglass "We haven't had a played in his 900th consecutive NHL 3900,000 per year Rod Carew got General Manager Harry Dalton said baseball writer Frank Gibbons, went \ i: 1 76 CHEV *3395 79 FORD *5695 matter is still in toe courts and we Mustang Ghia 3 door 4 c y l. auto . practice together game, the fifth-longest consecutive from the California Angels as a free he thought Ryan would sign with to relief (iitcher Sid Monge. Both rpen Malibu Classic 2 Door V*e. auto . belted radial This winli r fi HhiD-'s two >(ronu power steering, radio Very low yet and I taught game streak in sports history. want to see what happens with that [ Jai Alai Results ] air cot\<3 . power steering & agent last year, Carew's contract Houston "because we haven’t heard will be honored by the Baseball jilN'rkfln>.s Im Rn |n*|\i si. r n liitiDi: Town K ( 2095 important for them to feel this loss. “looked good.” ble for toe Astros to enter toe free- Equipment Turn In M(Cti 11 S1114I TnM 2 7-4 $4SS.4| P 195/ 7SRI4 ER 7S -14 55 1:19 '' P 21V 7r.R l'i GR 7H h 62 2 79 a disruption to their business. ,1 Monza Coupe 4 c y l. 4 apd.. radio, 8' Siepside 'N ton pickup 6 cyl. It's important to distinguish the gap game for toe Canadiens, allowed only Ryan, who has led the American agent market for the first time. TrilMta I M \ m n mnk P 20V 7.5RH KR 7H-M 58 171 |: P m 'T .S R ir * HR--H IS 66 :i flM A similar dispute last summer $ Ittf M i l ilM 4.21 M l vinyl root, very low mileage. 14.- std . radio between winning and losing.” Ron Delorme's goal 15 seconds into All Manchester Midget League P .S/ SRH GR M-I «« P .V ?)RI,'. 4 haki UuM I i n IW 21 7 7 4 23 7 I.R 7H-If. ^71 1 3 n 000 nearly caused a change in scheduling football players are requested to turn ilmk IlM 4U IJO ______L 78 FORD >4595 Washington led, 2-1, after two the game. M M l S-N 1 M I Aca 121 1 L periods on goals by Tom Rowe and Prnguin* 3, King* 3 of the New England Patriots NFL in equipment Sunday from 9:30 to rtn a M l M U 4 $ $$141 76 FIAT . *3995 6' Styleside Pickup. ton. V-8. M k U M $l4i$l auto , power steering. AM-FM Rick Kehoe scored the tying goal home opener against toe Pittsburg noon and 1:30 to 3:30 at the quonset 4^5 S ili l NO X 19 Sport Coupe Conv 4 c y l. 4 Peter Scamurra, but Stan Jonathan Red Sox Hot After Triucu $-41 im n radio, jet black Steelers on a Monday night in N r M i M i n m TRADE-IN apd., radio. Bright yellow and like and Dick Redmond scored in the with 2:33 left to give Pittsburgh a tie hut at Mt. Nebo. Team represen­ TniKto 4-S-l t U S lM Tum newt NEEDED! 77 CHEV *6395 third period to lift the Bruins to their with Los Angeles. Charlie Simmer's September. A last-minute com­ tatives are also asked to turn in their ~ 1 im n I 2IM IIJI IN Tirc$fone^ promise, however, allowed toe game li M U l I N t J w l 11N IN 79 PONT *4995 Blazer Cheyenne 4 Wheel Drive. fifth straight victory' and hand the second goal of toe game with 6:41 equipment and to inform players of ' 4 I M IN Free Agent Perez to proceied as scheduled. Hi 7JI lm Sunbird Landau Coupe. V-6. 4 V-8, auto., power steering and Caps their third consecutive loss. left gave the Kings a 32 lead, but toe toe tum-in time. ■ li M l M i l \4 $S$N apd., power ateerlng. radio, vinyf brakes, radio. MfcU 1-1 $IRII Rick Middleton had the other Penguins came back. BOSTON (U PI) — The Boston Red Sox are close to signing M l 1 1 K M I roof. Like new! mku m mu TriUcU 14-4 $m.ll 79 CHEV >6995 veteran first baseman and free agent Tony Perez to a three-year Tnlfca 1^17 $42111 Uiwmi 7 8 ( X V >4395 0’ Fleetaide Pickup, v* ton. 4 wheel $ Uri Um 4 1.21 141 2N Chevette 4 Door 4 cyl., auto.. AM- drive. 4 speed, power steering A contract, unidentified sources are quoted as saying. i m 121 I d 1 F r M i km IN iM AllisoH Defends Laurels . PISVMU19. FM radio, rear window detogger. brakes. AM-FM-Stereo. sliding 4 d m 2M CM nln 4N Red Sox General Manager Economy plual rear glass Like new! Fraiicis Raps Press 121 M il t $ $24N P1u>t|.46to a three-year, guaranteed contract, BROWNS Haywood Sullivan has confirmed he NrUcU $-1 $$7.N Katz said. ONTARIO, CaUf. (UPI) - Like an Motor Speedway. M H M $ 4 U I had two conversations with Perez’ MmH M $12111 TnUcU S-l 2 $I4UI estimated 300,000 others in the Allison ranks third in the 1979 TWint W V S L i S ! - * attorney Reuvan Katz ’Thursday, toe Perez batted .270 with Montreal in T r iM I M $$H 2I For Leak of Story 1979, with 13 homers and 73 RBI. United States, Bobby Allison drives Grand National point standings, 4 IM Cm 1141 IN UN Boston Globe reported today. ^ 1121 7JI IM I M larm U N IN While Sullivan awaits word on race cars for a living. What makes trailing Darrell Waltrip and Richard “I really don’t know as yet, but I’m I M 4 JI S JI Nl Im lima I IN FOXBORO, Mass. (U PI) — Tight-end Russ Francis, the Perez, he will ^ fly to New _ York______today Allison a household name among toe Petty. He has won five races in 30 * 421 Mft U i 14 $47N a little optimistic,” Sullivan said M kU 1-1 $14LN player representative for the New England Patriots, Thursday »hTaakTrb^‘t'’toe‘^JSiS^trS to woo reliever Skip Lockwood olto^ nation’s racing fans while thousands starts this year and collected $352,- M l i M $ $ l l l ___ Z i______wnen aueo aooui me prospects oi „ , -nil PiriKtl 11 $IUJI TnUcU 114 $MNN TIRE SHOH of others aren’t known outside their Polyester cord criticized the Boston Globe for running a story concerning Mets. Sullivan wlU reportedly have 475. T r M 4-}-7 $1,121.11 signing Perez. M 2 N 4 1 1 lunch with Lockwood and his agent, family? ) "Perserverance is toe key,” toe P.K .T. charges that the National Football League is “a monument to Katz said Perez does Indeed have S k » BU ek Sim IM OPEN MON A TOES 7 - 6 PM Dick Moss. It’s the combination of uncanny fatherly Allison said. “A long appren­ i l M IIN IN IN racism ." an interest in Boston. IN 4N 0 .00-12 S.6U-I6 WEO-THURS-FRI 7 - 8 PM press release. ’The release gave the "We have had Interest from a reflexes and hard work' that has ticeship is very important. It takes "I would say Tony has shown a R 4N Another Bowl B7S-I3 8.00-UL ’The Globe obtained a memoran­ players four options on toe state­ number of teams,” Moss said. “We'll brought Allison and a handful of forever to bMome an overnight M U 4 4 U 1 N SAT 8 - 1 PM strong interest in Boston, and they M il M $1$7N as-13 6.8.S-I5 dum from NFL Players Association ment, including rejecting it outright, see what happens, but I totok it’s other NASCAR drivers fame and for­ success.« ANN ARBOR, Mich, have a lot to offer,” Katz said. TtM M-7 $tNlN D7B-I4 F7HI5 . 333 MAIN ST. chief Ed Garvey, which was dis­ approving it, or re-wording it. (Boston) a natural.” tune. A 4^year•old native Texan now “ But you can ’t discount the (upi) — Athletic Director “There’s a chance of anything snort E78-U C7BI.S tributed to the player represen­ ’The Globe story noted the player Lockwood suffered from health living in Hueytown, Ala., the older physical skills. I am sure I have 2 1 m 11^ 4<11 m Don Canham of Michigan ^ I) MANCHESTER happening, I guess. If the right thing I t a l IK IK F78-U H7815 tatives of toe 28 NFL teams. reps had yet to approve or reject toe problems this season and hasn’t brothier of driver Donnie Allison has better eyesight and reflexes than toe is thinking of starting his ^ TEL 646-3444 OPSN MON-THUNS S -t happened, he could be signed Iro- 1 M \ G78I4 L78-15 ’The strongly worded document, document, and contained a quote pitched since June 19. He is also won more than 90 NASCAR Grand average guy. But if you didn’t train IM h M (KM own holitoiy bowl game, PM’nLI SATS-S m ^lately. If it doesn’t, then it might iatiM Ift —wM! which accused the NFL of racism by from Francis saying all the New barred from throwing until the first National races. yourself to use those skills, it M k U 14 U I4 M using the Pontiac Silver- take lon^r.” IriMt 141 UKM 12N NMI ff MHCKITn m MMN4 not having enough blacks in promi­ England players had not seen toe of the year. He defends his Los Angeles Times wouldn’t much matter.” dome to stage it. Wherever Peres goes, he will sign nent posiUonk, was accompanied by a memo. 900 championship Sunday at Ontario I t - EVENING HERALD. Frt.. Nov. 16. 1»7» « A C^VILiYIlYUEVENING tULItALUf HERALD. VTl., Kri„ INOV. Nov. 16. 16, 197 1979 — 15 Board Approves Use of Fuel Mixture for Schools CRCOG Outlines Study By BARBARA RICHMOND No. 4 fuel oil of either five to one or company holding tanks; through purities in waste oil has been There are no state regulations, tion process took place. lIrralH Rrimrtrr six to one. They said that filtering, three sets of holding tanks and filters received from the Federal Depart­ now, relative to standards for the The administration anticipates a VERNON — On recommendation and in some cases, use of a at the waste oil company; and from ment of ^^ronm ental Protection burning of crankcase oil mixed with saving of some $10,400 this year, if of Charles Brisson. administrative separator, was necessary. And that the holding tanks back into the tank and state oiTirtals have said it is not regular fuel oil, school officials said. the mixture is used. Using a cost es­ Of Transportation Plan truck for delivery: and final assistant for the Vernon school the impact of additional equipment Illegal to bum crankcase oil. They said using a mix of about five timate of 85 cents a gallon and an es­ screening from the tank truck into HARTFORD—An outline for study system, the Board of location, maintenance was lower as additional TTiey said that the state Depart­ to one regular fuel oil with crankcase timated use of 120,000 gallons of fuel towns to Hartford and to each other. widening, of major highways. the customer's tanks. of a transporation plan for ihe Thursday night, approved the use of filtering operations for the crankcase ment of Energy expressed reser­ oil, that about 20.000 gallons of oil, the cost would be about $102,000 Included are.Vernon, Manchester, The fourth alternative, the one The administrators said that the Capitol Region was approved crankcase oil mixed with fuel oil at oil were performed. vations relative to using oils which crankcase oil would be used at the while using the mix would amount to East Hartfoi^ and Glastonbury. most discussed Thursday night, is waste oil distributor reports that, Thursday night by the Regional Plan­ Rockville High School, The administrators said that the the department had tested and were high school. about $91,600. Existing right-of-way would be used labeled a low capital transit alter­ from his experience, the only possi­ ning Commission of the Capitol Brisson said that based on an crankcase oil being proposed is sub­ shown to have a lead content in the This means that during the entire Brisson told the board that if the for most the proposed routes. native. However, it presupposes ble problem would be the require­ range of 1.1 percent to .08 percent of Re^on Council of Governments and The lease expensive would merely some expensive highway im­ analysis conducted by the ad­ ject to a series of filtering and heating season the total amount of pilot program works out at the high will form the basis for detailed ministration. it is believed that use of holding tank operations which they ment that on-site fuel oil strainers^be weight. lead that would enter the combustion school then it could be extended to mean increasing local bus runs, es­ provements, the 1-86 and 1-84 con­ cleaned more often. They said that the oil the town is analysis by the council’s staff. tablishing some new bus routes and nector in East Hartford, for in­ the mixture is technically feasible, feel are more than adequate to portion of the heating system would the Middle School which also uses the The outline describes four alter­ environmentally safe", and cost effec­ remove sand, grit, or other solids. Concerning the environmental im­ considering using was tested by the be only 10.4 pounds and the actual No. 4 fuel oil. He said the crankcase improving traffic flow on Hartford stance. The key to this alternative is pact of the use of the mix, the ad­ native approaches to regional tive. The series would include: From state Department of Transportation emission from the stacks into the at­ oil can't be mixed with the No. 2 fuel streets by traffic engineering —one­ "priority” lanes and high occupancy ministrators said that data on im­ transport. Other users questioned said they gas station holding tank to tank and was found to have a lead content mosphere would more than likely be oil used in the other schools. way streets and restrictions on lanes along major routes that will of only .007 percent of weight. The most ambitious and costly of parking. permit buses and vans and similar would recommend a mix ratio with trucks: from tank truck to waste oil considerably les?, after the combus­ them involves light rail service A third alternative combines those vehicles to move numbers of riders coupled with bus service to link area moves with improvements, chiefly fast. Mrs. Herbst Takes Oath Manchester Public Records

Release of lien Klavins and Velta Klavins, property Elizabeth C. Keith of Manchester, Woman Mayor First Connecticut Small Business at 120-122 Mather .St., $85,000. Nov. 23 at St Mary’s Church. pick her own town attorney. Investment Company against Lloyd Thomas R. Griswold and Karen J. By BARBARA RICHMOND council meetings. One change, which Robert R. Martin and Mary J. Mar­ During the meeting Mayor Herbst r f A. and Betty L. Lumbra. tin to Charles E. Burnham and Bengston of Manchester, Dec. 8 at Hrrald Rr|iorl 1.6 three-year average. The figures they feel that bring something to read. designed for weekend prciects. Features tem allows shifting Ihe XL*-2's balance to Kimlv H Peck include automatic chain oiling, fingertip match different cutting jobs Complete with administrators. Dr. Ber­ trends can be reflected amount to 18 the first year. 27B £s4juire Drive For those who forgot, the controls, all-weather ignition. Softone** 12" Power Tip* bar. targe fuel and oil tanks. nard Sidman, superinten­ faster in the projections. 56, the second. 73. the Manchester. Conn Soltone'" muffler and automatic chain oil­ 116040 library distributed shop­ muffler Available with 10 ' or 12" bar. dent of schools, and yii ping bags full of paper­ NOVEMBER CLOSEOUT! ing. backs and magazines. "The reaction was total­ ly positive,” Mrs. Shultz Women Withdraw Prohuir Nolici- ProhuU* Ntilirt* said. Many said they'd like BBOW WNOIESAIE PRICES ON DUtimi AMERICAN SHIRTS C ourt of P robalp. I> isln cl ol Court ol P ro b ate. D istrict of SU PER 2 Manchester Manchester VI SUPEK 2 NOTICE OF HEARING to have a silent reading WITH UNION lAREL “fRUIT OF THE LOOT REG 184.95 NOTICE OF HEARING CHAIN SAW REG 169.95 Police Complaints ESTATE OF Ll’CRETIA MABLK ESTATE OF HAROLD 0 PUGH period once a week, but (tILLETTE. deceased deceased Mrs. Shultz said once a 144.99 ACCESSORIES l^l^suam to an order of Hon William Pursuant to an order of Hon. William • GUIOC BARS tale 148aS.8 E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated November AH the features of the XL-2. plus 20% more vi E FitzGerald, Judge, dated November *T-SHIRTS...... AEjdiMtngJknrtiJft] 4p*u>i'*(V>S<->i$> J*id IL H''. Komeiite's triaxial anti-vibration system 6. 1979 a hearing will be held on an month is more likely power Rubber covered handlebar for extra Iqi rrvOes VERNON^Complaints filed against Vernon Police of­ 6. 1979 a hearing will be held on an reduces operator fatigue Front hand guard application praying for authority to application praying that an instrument —otherwise the event may AT 11.S0 EACH vw m M IS- PEA OOZ. SUS eacA AMATS W 'It. PEA MI. comfort Twin Trigger* dual control system • U W C H A M sell certain real esUte located m V.w.fl»olVfrt f l j n f l fall and rubber covered handlebar for greater ficer Jamesj Hodges, Nov. 13, by two Rockville women, purporting to be the last will and testa- become humdrum. and 14" Power Tip* bar • WOODCUTTER'S KIT Wintted. Conn, as in aaid application ^ment of said deceased be admitted to SevenmokI a5M?0 li» jALrtVL'*>rsin.i'iK'nA, control and comfort Safety interlock trig­ were withdrawn Thursday, Police Chief Herman Fritz on file more fully appears, at the Court She envisions a number ger 14" Power Tip* bar probate as m said application on file (UtkJM Moving Day said of Probate ou November 29. 1979 at more fully appears, at (he Court of beerdsfrutofthe • barI cmawom. 11:00 A M. of other events that could •SWEATSHHITS so/so “ toor reb a te on Nov 29. 1979 at 3:00 P.M. Ol txRtmtuSSgdllundiunvs Tuesday afternoon police received a complaint from Pearl J. Hultman. • r u T r m Pearl J. Hultman. The 18th century house slowly moves along found under several layers of wallpaper and a Susan Welch of 142 Vernon Avenue alledging that Hodges A u't. Clerk Ass t, a erk $5 4 nKjI liwwdrpin 023-11 YOOfflS OR « S" PER OOX. • ^ tR O U N D n lf Church Street in Newington Wednesday. The campaign was start^ to save the house. 024-11 f CM vhAFpwvng oi wti dum i uHftt physically assaulted her. SSiO ADW.TS or PER DOZ. • DIRTN GAUGE JOINTER house was slated for demolition when pain- (UPI photo) 'Ihe same day Hodges voluntarily resigned from the kltd* u«n dvpth iduf' SUPER EZ* 150 •nuGUDSANorU ^ Police Department, citing personal reasons. Later that lomjvdwicuMfd IdmcAn^k- .lng

( 7 ■ - - 16 - EVENING HERALD, Fri.. Nov. H. W » EVENING HERALD. Fri,, Nov. 16, 1979 — 17 I for Solo 23 Hornet For Solo 23 23 IS H»lp W»nt*d I t Htip HTm Im I I t IM p W iM d I t Http HTMMd It /M|p irw iM It Nomot For Solo 2 3 Noffloa For Solo Homaa For Solo Htip WtlHtd 23 Homol For Solo 2 3 Homoo’ por Solo 23 PART TIME CLERICAL INVENTORY CLERK / RN-LPN wanted (or 3 p,m,-U PART TIME. Want cash for POSITION for main office of p.m. and 11 p,m-7 a.m, iiii(ta. the holidays? For every day? UKIIINCHr JUNIOR SECRETARY to HEW HOMES BY AHSAIOI South Windsor Bank A Trust Division Controller. Will be Heralb Apply director of nurilng. It’s easy with the phone In MACHINISTS Company. Hours: 9 a.m. to 1 responsible for paper stock in­ Hornet Presently Under Construction Salmonbrook Convaleacent your own home. Call 240-7773. m„ Monday thru Friday. lor fuNy aquIppMl MTvlM NEAUOm GLASTONBURY- Outstan­ S'l’RANO REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ventory control and related Available for Inspection Home, off Honie Street, Wt h m ladoiy opoUngt tor &eavy telephone contact and •l■llen. Must bo ding 3 Bedroom Ranch. Large Glastonbury. Pleaae call 633- Machinists reports. Inventory txportoneod and dopon- Choice Lots Available In the living room. Immense eat-ln M6MI6R Mutt bt tbit to rttd Biutprlntt light typing involved. Call ex^rienceClaaaaa PART TIME DRIVERS ask for Mr. Prague. MANCHESTER - Raised choied selections make an at­ ‘COLONIAL LOVERS D E U O H r “PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP" (ParWi Ctntor) iqual Opportunity hours. Send brief resume to: EARN EXTRA MONEY AT Ranch. 4 bedrooms, 2 20 - Instructiona Wantad needed. Nights and weekends. YOUR HOME operating a CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, tractive package. Visit our Price juat reduced! Anxious Immaculate, tastefully decorated 7W j:i: Hebron Road, Boilon I;-; Einptoyofe Sidney 0. Melius, P.O. ^ x RELIABLE SITTER SNACK BAR OPERATOR- PART TIME MEDICAL Remodeled Kitchen and l/2baths, family room, 2 sight at Hillstown Road and Qimpletely remodeled Duplex. Vinyl REAL EITATE Call 649-5199. 777, Hartford, 08101. typing service! Information: owners-means big saviim on this rm^. Colonial. FP, eat-in kitchen, lots of sided, designer kitchen, iw baths Apply In poroon los WANTED for 7 months old in­ Waitress & Counter Girl. RECEPTIONIST / Baths. Aluminum siding, in- fireplaces, 2 car garage. Bamwood Drive, or call for extremely nice remodeled Qilonial. IW 23 _ Homes for Sale fant in my home. Those still in ASSISTANT. Mature person send stamped, self-addressed cabinets, dishwasher, fam. rm., in­ ^autifully carpeted, built-in dis­ ... Downtown Main Street area. ground pool with patio and Porter Street area. Call owner additional details. Peterman baths, sunny spacious rooms, 3 car gar­ 24 Lots-Land for Sale SOUTH WINDSOR SALESMAN- Opportunitv for TELEPHONE ANSWERING school need not apply. Must wanted lor a busy doctors of­ envelope to: Linda Frost. 46 sulated, economical to heat, fenced hwasher, insulated, Andersen windows •Bm! LuneMon _ Full and part time. Call 643- 646-3116 after 5PM or all day Agency. 649-9404.646-1171,649- 25 Inveatment Property exciting position. Knowledge SERVICE OPERATORS for Welles Rd, no. 220. Vernon, privacy. Group I. Philbrick age, Recently painted. Call today fea,- yard w/pool, ONE YEAR HOME )lto l ^ — AUTO PARTS have references. 649-0312 fice in Manchester. Hours Saturday and Sunday. systems. Better than new! 26 Business Property of stoves helpful. Base plus 1442. Agency, 646-4200. 4844. WARHaNTY! 364,900. For RotarvaUona, — weekends, evenings etc. Paid after 4 p.m. flexible, some experience a . 06066. 27 Resort Propel telMmck Road commission. Full medical .V CALL 043-44M 28 - Real Estate Wanted South Windsor training, major medical. Mr. helpful. Duties Incluluae typing, benefits. Paid vacation. Call Fish, Hartford. S2S-112S. PRODUCTION CONTROL filing and assisting. Send Sltuotlon Wontod 15 MIIC. tlRVICEt Mrs. Gray 525-1931 COORDINATOR on Aircraft resume to Box A, c/o IN TOWN Ardeloo for Safa 41 Articio, lor Solo 41 ArtIcIo, lor Solo — 41 Articlot lor Solo 41 31 Services Offered BOARD CLERK - for parts. All company paid ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Manchester Herald. TEEN-AGE DRUMMER EAST HARTFORD - Older 32 — Paintmg-Papering Regional District No. 8, Board benefits. Interviewing 9:30 O FN U R tim desires work with teen-age l8t time off«r«d, CNntrtlly frame house. 2 bedrooms, O B O i r . 33 — Building>Contracting lOCNttd 6 room Rtnch, ovtr- BLACK & WHITE of Education. Part time posi- a.m. to 4:00 p.m. D ^ m ic • Also • AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full group. Call 649-3970. large kitchen, living room, REAlIOm TREMENDOUS NUMBER THE COLD WINTER IS 34 — RoofingMt and familiar Burnham Street. East Hart­ Apply: The Pop Shoppe. 248 pupils per teacher. FREE in­ with Ihit arM. Apply in paraon; ford. telephone 528-9845. PLA N N E E D S NURSES AIDES- 7 to 3 and 3 days per week. Monday thru rights. 379.900. Call exclusive outbuilding. 7.5 acres. Ad­ Two Family ATTENTION TOTALPHONE DISHWASHERS - Part time DEM ONSTRATORS. No to 11. Part time and full time. Friday. Drivers License a S^ncer Street. Manchester, troductory lesson with this ad. agent. Carol Cable-Wagner. 4-6 2 family. Separate gas Call 6464306. or 646-3549 ditional acreage available. SUBSCRIBERS' Do you need nights and weekends. Apply at co llectii^. No delivering. Enjoy working in a very plea­ must. See Mr. Carter in per­ between 10 AM and 4 PM. Beazley Co. Realtors. Equal 3138.900. Fireside. 643-8030. furnaces. Garage. S*nr/cM OffBnd 31 Services Offered 31 Palntlng-Paporlng 32 Building Contracting 33 FLOWER FUHlOa BUS BOYS - Full time lunch Tacorral 246 Broad kreet. help receiving your calls? and dinner shifts. Apply at Save on Gas. Call Linda, 647- sant and home like at­ son at:X arter Chevrolet. 1229 housing opportunity. 443-4470. Available immediately. U iM l Cawlaf ttraat Manchester. DIRECTOR, LUTZ JUNIOR ■ C4M TREE SERVICE - Free Temporary or permanent Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 ^ s t 9054. mosphere. helping our elderly Main Street, Manchester. 359.900. PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - LEON CIESZYNSKI Personal Attention . Very patients. Good wages and MUSEUM. '‘Hands on" MANCHESTER - By owner, 7 estimates, discount senior Center Street, Manchester. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - Quality craftsmanship at low BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ Reasonable 233-8991 or 247- BABYSITTER NEEDED IN benefits. Please call Doris COOK WANTED children's museum, with 53 ‘’BUTTaNUT RDAD” rooms, 1 1/2 baths, gas heat, citizens. Company prices. Call 646-5424 8623. Earn up to 3200 a week. acre Nature Center, serving SNOW PLOWING - Residen­ ditions. Remodeling, Rec RARE OPPORTUNITY - JANUARY- For I year old. 3 Blain, RN, Director of Im MuWot mpfUimm pitBrntB, Mancbester’i finest locs- fruit treef, garden. «i*rahi«il*alBr Manchester-owned and Rooms. Garages. Kitchens Experienced or will train. Nurses. 646412S. Manchesta- iMt wm im». M mm. Manchester and area towns. Convenient location, wood NCAUtlfB operated. Call 646-1327. tial and commercial. CflRAMIC TILE MECHANIC OWN YOUR OWN 1/2 days per week. Preferably tion for custom built homes PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Remodeled, Ceilings. Bath Apply 330 Ledyard Street. my home. Other children OK. Manor Nursing Home. 385 •iltry eommonDurito wHN Responsible for museum ad­ stove connection, 3 dormers, HOWLAND REALTORS Manchester area. ■ Experienced only. Top BUSINESS. Distributor for NNpofttnoo, now ready. Large gorgeous - Interior and exterior Tile, Dormers, Roofing Hartford. 649-4083. West Center Street, ministration and providing dry basement. 350's. Call 649- B4M TREE SERVICE- Reasonable. Free Estimates □ EMPLOYMENT wages :^ply: Atlas Tile, 1(^ Kodak film. Duracell CilMr.VInoo leadership role in museum East Hartford 643-1108 Commercial and residential Residential or Commercial. Mancheste.r. treed lots with city 9354 eves, or weekends for Specialist in tree and stump 646-5489 or 646-5747 Free estimates Fullv in­ Berlin Tpke , Wethersfield, Batteries. G.E., Sylvania and BOOKKEEPING k TYPING GnsMsU (wMliiosil I h i expansion including coordina­ 649-4291 DIETARY AIDES - Full time utilities. Will build to suit. "No pressure inspection" No LN|iaStra«t removal. Free estimates sured 646-4879 563-0151 other photo products needed essential for diversified part- •41-6151 tion with professional consul­ Immaculate 5 room Ranch Http Wanted 13 in your area. No selling. Ser­ positions available in our FUEL OIL DRIVER Priced from 3125.000. agents. Senior citizen discount. 24 PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS time job for responsible per­ tant: (or creating and direc­ in desirable area. New vice top-Retailers under dietary department. Apply in WANTED- Must have 102 Hoal Esfeto Wontod 28 hour, year round service. 643- J.P LEWIS & SON- Custom - Complete Construction. Ad­ son with initiative. Hours 9:00 ting programs and seeking ■ heating system, roof, bath 7285. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. exclusive contract established person: blast Hartford Con­ License and knowledge of EXPERIENCED ARE YOUR GUTTERS Decorating. Interior St ditions, Remodeling. Free to 1:00 Monday thru Friday, greater Hartford area. Call funds to support them; for MERRITT yagency Apply 81 ^m m erce Street, EXPERIENCED SANDWICH by us. High immediate in­ valescent Home. 745 Main LOCKSMITH - Should have and room for expansion. SELLING your house? Call us STOPPED UP? Call Exterior Painting. Estimates. Fully Insured. every other &turday. Apply.ply Street, Blast Hartford. 289-7751 for an interview. communicating with diverse REWEAVING burn holes. Paperhanging St Remodeling. Glastonbury. PTG MAKERS wanted (or cocktail come minimum required in­ at the: W.H. Englanand Lumber knowledge of safes, and some ublic in order to ensure 6 4 6 - 1 1 8 0 Close to Long Hill Country first and we’ll make you a “Manchester Gutter " Today Call 646-4879. COMPANY. Telephone 633- vestment 39,975. 10u% profit electrical back^ound. Full or Dub. 356,900. cash offer! T.J, Crockett. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Kitchens. Recreation Rooms lounge. Call 644-9637 between Company at RouTe 44A. Bolton Eroad community participa­ Window shades, Venetian for a FREE Estimate. 7631. 9 a m and 12 noon. structure. Call between BAM STATION ATTENDENT ELECTRICIANS part time available. Call 633- Realtor, 643-1577. Thorough cleaning of Gutters Call 649-9658 CARPENTRY - All types of Noten. NEEDED- Full time. Apply in Journeymen and Apprentices. tion and interest. Education blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. V <1 5PM. 1-800-6334367. Or 5100 for details. and Down Spouts. 649-7952. repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool person to Gorin's Sports Car Trade school Graduates. 1 to 2 and experience in related ‘XtoBtoNPiiRlsUicaliM'’ Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- LEE PAINTING - Interior St write: American Film PLASTIC INSPECTOR - field. Salary negotiable. EEO. MAY WE BUY your home? Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Center. Route 83, Vernon. years experience. Paid Quick, fair, all cash and no 5221. Exterior “Check My Rate Processing, Inc., 1935R Opening for first shift Q C per­ PART TIME HELP Send' reswme by January 1. T O D A Y ’S Ellington — 6 building LOMUnO 1 ASSOGUTIS DAY CARE / NURSERY Windows Hung Ceiling Hoover Court. B’ham. AL benefiU. 'TOMKO ELECTRIC NEEDED- Experience in roblem. Call Warren E. PROGRAM. State Licensed. 2 Before You Decorate " Repaired and Painted. Call son to take over a small in­ SITTER FOR 92 YEAR OLD INC., 871-0436, 1980 to F.IJ4.D. Committee, lots. Treed. Water and 64M003 EXPERT PAINTING and Dependable. Fully Insured 35226. spection departm ent in a shipping and receiving Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Pdwland. Realtors. 643-1108. understanding teachers. anytime. 643-6130. BOLTON MAN on an oc­ necessary Phone Mr. Gober sewer in street. Owner LANDSCAPING Specializing Enclosed play-yard, play­ 646-1653 HERALD CMRIER NEEDED busy, growing, molding and casional basis. Especially for PART TIME COCKTAIL Cedar Street, Manchester, Ct. Real will finance. Make in Exterior House Painting. SWITCHBOARD mold making company. A 646-2900 for interview. 06040. room, lunches. Learning Rooling-Siding-Chimhoy 34 live in Thanksgiving weekend. WAITRESS, offer. Houiohold Good, 40 Tree pruning, spraying, Building Contracting 33 OPERATOR- 4 nights per good general knowledge of mowing, weeding. Call 7C- experiences. Keeney School week. Thursday 11:30 p.m.. Call 649-2901. EXPERIENCED- Nights. WOODWORKER - Some Estate District. Immediate openings BIDWELL HOME Improve­ IN DOWNEY DRIVE, plastics, measuring in­ Call 6^3637 anytime, and ask TEACHER AIDE- Year COUNTRY COMFORT- 3 REFRIGERATORS 7947. WES ROBBINS Carpentry 7:30 a.m. Friday, Saturday & struments. gauges, and experience. Knowledge of 6464664. ment Co. Expert instaflation URGENTLY NEED for Dennis. round. Salary 35548. Minimun Bedroom Ranch. Homemaker Washers / Ranges, used, remodeling specialist aJ- Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a.m. blueprint reading required woods for dior production HS Diploma, and experience •r Nomu Ttoaoflo QiMRt of aluminum siding ^ tte rs FOUNTAIN VILLAGE AREA. DEPENDABLE PERSON 'Mewbef All I'omis IWocalion " kitchen. Fireplace living guaranteed and clean. New BRICK, BLOCK, STONE WATERPROOFING- ditions. rec rooms, dormers, and trim. loofing Roofing installaCinstallation Edwards Answering Service, Capable of checking work TRUCK TIRE SHOP needs shop. Call 646-5025. with children. For applica­ Fireplaces, concrete. 646-5406. who can work without super­ WOLVERTON AIXNCY room. Garden area with fruit shipment damaged. G.E & Hatchways. foundation built-ins. bathrooms, and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. within close tolerences. filling vision for Texas oil company dependable man to train in its tion, send self addressed, trees. Easy access to Hart­ FRIGIDAIRE. low- prices. Chimney repairs.' No job too kitchens, 649-3446. out inspection reports, Retread 4 Service ACCEPTING stamped envelope to: small. Save! Call 644-8356 for cracks, tile lines, sump CALL 647-9946 TYPISTS AND CLERK in Manchester area. We train. APPLICATIONS for full time Owning a home does not 649-2813 ford. 355.900. Fireside, 643- B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main pumps, gravity feeds, window SPECIALIZING cleaning and' customer liaison and exer­ Departments. Call Mr. Wood, Manchester Early learning 8030. Street, 643-2171. estimates. TYPISTS are needed to work Write K.O. Dick, Pres., employment. Several necessarily mean owning a wells. 30 years experience. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. repairing chimneys, roofs, cising good judgement. Please Southeastern Petroleum, Box Bergson Company, Ellington, Center. 80 Waddell Road, Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. or 647-9947 in the Hartford area. Call call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for Msitions open. Call 646-3836. Manchester. EO-AA house. In some areas 643-4953 hew roofs. Free estimates. 30 789. Ft. Worth, Tx. 76101. m -fm . ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! CUSTOM DRAPERIES- Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 years Experience. Howley, today. TAC/TEMPS, 7274430. appointment. Bk|ual opportunity employer. Employer. apartment ownership in Made very reasonably. Work Custom made draperies, slip­ LEAF RAKING. Lawn 643-5361. . cooperatives (a share of an covers and upholstery. Budget guaranteed. Call anytime til TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM STUNING CAPE BEING Cleanup, Fertilizing. Seeding apartment project) and Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 9:00 p m.. 649-4266. Winterize your lawn now' Carpentry and general con­ ROOFER WILL Install roof, condominiums (title to a RAISED RANCH- FirepUced BUILT- Loft Master or 646-1000. tracting! Residential and Bedroom, fireplaced living Tender Lawn Care. 647-9280. siding or gutter for low dis­ specific unit of housing) i» living room. 2 full oaths, WATERPROOFING - commercial. Whether it be a count price. Call Ken at 647- fireplaced family room with room with Cathedral Ceiling, available. When one buys FOUR 10 " X 30 ” MOTLVENT Hatchways, foundation small repair job. a custom 1566. Keyboard wet bar. 2 bow windows. dining area with sliders to stainless steel stove pipes. All cracks, tile lines, sump Palntlng-Paporlng 32 ^ ^ D. W. FISH REALTY CO. into a cooperative or a con­ built home or anything in Large landscaped yard. 373.- deck. Garage. 369.900. OF / h O M E S / , ^ fuel chimney insulated. 2 inch pumps, cavity feeds, window between, call 646-1379. Hooling-Plumbing 38 dominium unit, he is 900. Fireside, M3-6030. Fireside, 643-8030. clearance to wood. New with wells, w year:years experience. PAINTING - Interior and V Operator 243 Main St. Menchester Tel: 643-1591 sharing with others the topper. Afer 6 PM. 633-2492. 643-4953 . 872-6413. exterior, paperhanging, CARPENTRY St MASONRY - NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet responsibilities, oral NOUSE SIMAY 2 - 4 excellent work references. Additions and Remodeling repairs, plugged drains, Hours - Dally 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM Vernon Circle 872-9153 obligations. and CAR RECONDITIONING AT Free estimates. Fully in­ Free estimates. Call Anthony kitchen faucets replaced, — 2nd Shift — Vernon maintenance costs that go REASONABLE COST! Call sured Martin Matson. 649- Squillacole 649-0811 repaired, rec rooms, Saturday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM CIosm I Sunday with all ownership. On a 649-4917. and ask for John at 4431 bathroom remodeling, heat An opening in our Printing Center calls for operation monthly basis, of course, o i i m r j A-1 Gas Station. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY modernization, etc. Free DONALD H8H WILLIAM FISH MAC KICHAR PAUL OLIWER 60R00N FISH FRANK GORVSEVICZ A4W PAINTING Contrac­ of a video display typesetting terminal using a high the cost of buying an apart­ - Remodeling and Additions. Estimate gladly given. M&M LICENSED MOTHER IN tors. Quality painting and ment generally is con­ Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. speed selectric keyboard panel Speed ol al least Large Master Bedroom, MANCHESTER looking to paper hanging at reasonable years' experience! For Free TONY WASILEFSKV MARILYN MAWHINNEY sidered to be leas expen­ 45 wpm is required and some experience in graphic ROKDT P D A H GRANT HARUCNER lEVERLY DiPirmo LORRAINE BOUTIN plus front to back Living care for children in my home. rates. Fullv insured. Free Estimates, call 646-4239. Flooring 38 arts would be helpful sive than renting com­ Room sets this Call 647-9094. Eistimates. Call Wayne 649- parable space. II B IBBM B4HBHI8L 7696. FARRAND REMODELING - FLOORSANDING & Please call Florence Johnson at 277-2024 for an off. IW baths. Garage. COLLEGE STUDENT will do Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, REFINISHING - Floors like appointment. Fireplace. Nice location. housecleaning at reasonable hERSONAL Paperhanging Room Additions, Decks. All new! Specializing in older Immediate occupancy. rates. Please call Friday or for particular people, by Dick. typ floors. Natural and stained 981,900. . Sunday. 649-9723. Calf 643-5703 anytime Renlepairs Phone 643-6017 floors. No waxing any more! John Verfaille. 646-5750. Whether you are In- 'toNB at non Biaiar lerealtd in owning ■ 6 atngto tamlly homo or o FOR LOVERS ONLY- THE TRAVELERS Do your entertaining in the cozy conversation KEITH REAL ESTATE 1 Tower Square, Hartford, Ct. 06115 oofidofiiMufn qIvm us s r eaRhoroanhoTfOFORD pit while you gaze into the flames coming from your 6 4 M 1 2 6 UNKAYIIIU CONVDKNUOCilYlOII An equal opporiunily employer MIF REAL ESTATE: floor-to-ceUing Italian marble fireplace. Set up your T H E M H R W $ C O f t B i Exciting contemporary Split ranch with beautiful CENTURY 21 Rl. 44A buffets in your formal dining room, easily reached 0 with loft study & master living space. 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, dining area, Bolton Notoh, BoHonfAT- suite, family rm. and dou­ COVEimiT S87,900 from the well-equipped kitchoi. You and your □MI8C. FOR SALE lovely kitchen and nice $71,900 H 14 and wo will do our ble gar. on wooded acre & Iff ■ 7 renm RAISED RANCH, IW acre lot. Huge deck - 7 roon^SPLANCH; 2 car garage; Floor to ceiling guests will love the balcony overlooking the living immed. occupancy. family room. Call to see. overlooking pool and wooded lot, 2 car garage, bool to And you exactly Mary Gabbey 649-9459. APPLICATIONS fireplace in family and living room; W bath with ~ Brand new 6 room COLONIAL; 2 car garage, wall area below. You'll love the spacious bedrooms, es­ Ardeho.lor Solo 41 coxy family room, near golf and tennis club. Love­ laundry lower level; Rec room lower level. to wall carpet throughout, tbermopane wlndowi. who! you oro looking lor. pecially the noaster bedroom where you can stand NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR: ly borne wlUi much more! Convenient location. outside on your own balcony, mesmerized by the stars. Put yourself in the bouse that dreams are YOPQIMUn Inside Sales Ansaldi built 6W room COVDIYn made of for only $82,500 plus $500 extra cbtnmission ALUMINUM Sheets used as ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 full A house is a hedge against Accounting clerk Purchasing derfc As a general rule it if to selling agenn. printing plates, .007 thick baths. Beautiful Inflation. Especially this, wise to limit housing From RL B to Rt 87, about 1 mHo on r l ^ nx28W'', B cents each or 5 landscaped yard. Two car moderately pneed 6 rm., 3 Edpediting dark Shipping dorks expenses to one week's pay (or$l. Phone645-2711. Must be arage. Owner bdrm ranch. ^,500. Call out of each moatb’i lalary. pickedlicked up before 11 a.m. &ansferred. Make an ap­ Dave Saunders at 6438303. Kardex clerk Stock darks However, rising costa of ONLY. pointment with Helen home ownership due to in­ Fisher 633-9124. CHAIN FALLS. Up and dye Accom tant flation has modified this in set, electric welder, acetylene some cases. Apply In person 8 AM to 11 AM and 1 PM outfit, aluminum ladder, YDnin ISIIL ESYAYE trailer tires, new electric MlWCKSYa MIYM to 4 PM. generator, electric lawn- Well cared (or 6 room cape No. 1! This ranch has all mower. Evenings, 633-7080. with plaster walls, new the things you want - 3 6474914 ^ 4234958 bath, alum, siding, and gas bdrmi, til. DR, kit., FR heal. Come see uie charm ADAMS INDUSTMES, Inc. COVENTRY $78,008 IKGIAL rWANflNB Mwnbtr of th* Manchostar Board ol Raaltora, BRASS CHANDILIER- 1S6 L Center Street w/firepUce. Pricied at 166,- BOLTON 8I8S88 Wllllmantic Board. Th* Qraator Vamon Board of (Comgr of SpniM A E. CfntBT Sts.) and workmanship in this 900. Cul Frank Rohan 643- 340 PragraM Driva Thli COLONIAL hai all your' apecUlcatlani. IH Owner will give first martfage at 8Mi% interest Extends 6 ft. Jrom ceUing. 4 cape. B. Bosetti 6408716. 0007. Custom built new natural aided COUM4IAL in rate with 355,000 down p a y m ^ . 4 bedroom con­ Raaltora, and MuHlpI* UaUng Sarvio* and of ooura* ft! wide. Candle stick light Manchaetor Industrial Park baths, flrit floor family room wlUi fireplace, 647-1000 EHO basement rec room and office, 4 bedroomi, walk- choice wooded focatloo of 2.5 acres. Additional temporary U5R RAISED RANCH. 10 rooms, IV, Cantury 21 QoM Poat, which oovar* th* antir* atoto of with shade. Great for church, Manchastsr, C t hall or reaUurant. BOO firm. in closet off m atter bedroom. acreage available; suitable for keeping hortes. baths, central air. Connacticut______649-98M after 6 p.m. L

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EXCELLENT PRE-CUT PRIVATE COLLECTOR MANCHESTER- S room FIREWOOD FOR SALE BY PAYING top prices for U.S. within 3 blocks of banks, siio|>- THE TRUCK LOAD- flSO. Sta m ps aiino ccollections. ■■ ■■ (33- ping, food, churches, bus stop. Will deliver. Call 14»'7«42. 0( 20. FOR RENT First floor, garage, storage. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• II(!■■••• A No appliances or utilities. WANTED TO BUY- White Older couples or family units only. (235. References, securi­ * TAG SALES ToUet in p ^ e c t workii igcoo- Loti of Lud. Lovely S bedroom. dition. Please call Mrs. Ftalijr carpeted. DtiUtif room. Iar|t ty. 649-9(94. Corner at (4(0233. • kitchen. Buemeot. Kids ok. (MIO- TAG SALE- Tqvs for age 2 to t) Also: 1 41 bedrooms available EAST HARTFORD - One SB (. Friday and Saturday, 0 - ! •••••••••••••••••••••••••• startliy at 1175. (M M) bedroom aiwrtment in older About three months ago 1 want to bed with a guy I baby­ 15 Inntr (prefix) 116 Carriage Drive. ttl-Ptfi. building. Heat, hot water, HABLA sit fo r-I'll call him "Mr. M." He's divorced and has two □ RENTALS East Hartford — Beautiful 4 appliances Included. Yard, W iNo little kids. Even though I knew it was wrong for me to go to devtct GARAGE SALE- CB Radios, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• rooms, fully carpeted, complete parking, busline. Walk to P & bed with him, I didn't know how to turn him down without 17 Chirp accessories, antennas, test kitchen. Baaement. Now Just fUO. w A. Security, lease), hurting his feelings. 18 Snow runnef equipment, radios, tools, Roomi lor Aonl f t (M 11-13) 685^ references. (225 per month. household goods. "Something Broker, 56(0138. For Everybodv!” Rain or THOMPSON HOUSE- C en-‘ class, or care about me as a person. He's dating a woman his shine. Novemoer 17th., & trally located. Downtown REU) GIANT has lOO's of vacancies •••••••••••••••••••••••••• age (35) who sometimes sleeps over. ISth., 9 to 4. (4 Lawton Road. Manchester. Kitchen available. All areu, ilaca. and Offiees-Sloraa tor Root f f •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••a Now that I've gone to bed with "Mr. M." five or six times, privileges. Call (49-23M. with options to buy. Call and see if Aifto* For Sato 67 Airtoa for Solo f t Aifloa Sato 67 Tnieki tor Sato______M I don't know how to refuse him. I don't feel anything special . they have what you are looklo| for. for TAG SALE -122 Park Street, MANCHESTER - Main Street for him, like I did for the guy Twent steady with last year. FURNISHED ROOMS. Newly Call M9-e791 Open 7 Days 1971 CHEVY NOVA- 6 Manchester. Upstairs on Saul In modem offices available. 300, GM(ri972 1 TON UTIUTY I want to quit baby sitting for this man, but I really like right. Books, household goods. redecorated. Central location. 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or Itlider. Standard. Good con- TRUCK- Has the reading his kids and they are crazy about me. Also, I'm too shy to tell 33 Capable 10 - 2, Saturxlay and Sunday. Kitchen privileges. Ready parts of. Heat, air con­ iUon. (900. Call 64(6841. enclosed b o ^ , with side com­ him what's on my mind. What should I do? 34 By mouth December 1st. (27.00 per ditioning Included. Call 64( 1975 VOLKSWAGEN partments. Excellent for con- CAN'T SAY NO 36 Cooking fat TAG SALE- November 17th & week. Call Mrs. Jackston, 646- 2469 OT 646-2755. CHEVY NOVA 1974- BEETLE- Superb condition. Iractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., 37 Author of 1316. Automatic. 2 Door Hatchback. ■'The Raven" 1 2 3 4 $ 9 7 1 9 10 " 18th. Household Items plus FOUR ROOM UNHEATED Runs and looks like new. (3150 6338249. ______DEAR CANT: You CAN say no, and you MUST! Your Vinyl top. Red / white in­ 38 Arab country 14 Wisconsin engine, electric APARTMENT - With “gas 466 MAIN STREET. North of or best offer. 649^19. 39 Harmony In \7 13 PLEASANT ROOM FOR Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. terior. (1750. 1 owner. 742- 1968 CHEVROLET ONE problem is not ‘‘abyuoss," It's a very low self-oatooa aad motors, riding mower. 92 and gas" range. No children, lock of confidence. Yon need more help than I can give yon in pitch 17 Shallowbrook Lane, Glaston­ MATURE WORKING no pets. Parking for one of centrally located space. 7409. MERCURY COUGAR XR 7 HALF TON P.U. 283 3 SP. 19 16 GENTLEMAN - Kitchen a letter. Please see a professioaal at year lo ^ mental .40 Entice bury / Manchester line. 10-4. passenger automobile. Securi­ Ideal for store, office or other 1973 - Deluxe limited edition. W/OD. Camper shell, 42 Made uted to 19 20 21 irivileges, parking, near ty and references required. business or commercial use. 1972 VEGA - SUndard. (350 or Power steering, power excellent tires. ?750. 643-0494. health clink. Yon mast learn to assert yonrseU, and pat an jusline. References required. Dlftobvkf X.tM Hw Ul h 44 Mythical htrb TAG SALE "OPEN HOUSE”- ^125 monthly rent. 643-2210. Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. best offer. Call after 6 p.m., brakes, air condition, end te allowing yonrseU to be need. 46 Poultry 22 23 24 29 Telephone 647-9033. 646-3721. automatic transmission, AM- DEAR ABUY: 1 am a 52 ycar old divorcee in love with a Must sell all types of Captafn Easy — r..ooka A Laarranca product 29 27 21 29 30 31 32 household goods. November HUNDREDS OF PROFESSIONAL / FM stereo. Excellent condi­ charming, well-to-do SS-year-old widower I'll call Frank. He 47 Famous 17th., A 18th., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. COMFORTABLE SLEEPING VACANCIES - All areas, sizes BUSINESS OFFICE 1973 FORD RANCH WAGON- tion. 16 - 20 mpg on regular Motoreyctos-Bfcyctos 64 is delightful company and wants to marry me. Now for the 50 Ceraal grain 33 34 39 36 14 Lawton Road, Apt. 3. 646- ROOM for working and places. For details, call BUILDING - Approximately Fully equipped. New tires. as. (2350 with snows. Call WHAT'RE YOU 52 Tell tales jentleman. Call after 6 p.m., problem. UP TO> EASY? 5721. today. Rental Asystors, small 2600 square feet, with ample Good condition. (800. 6498060. 5ohn, 568-6375. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - Frank has two married daughters (whom 1 have never 55 A lle y _____ 37 38 ' 3p 146-1201. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, 56 Infirmities _ fee. 236-5646. parking. Close to Center, met) who want to run his life. They are so afraid that 40 41 42 43 GARAGE SALE- November hospital and new court 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent 1978 DODGE VAN- Half ton. 6 100% stock and in excellent 58 Fertilizer Aportmontt for Root 53 motor. Standard shift. Priced shape. (4500. 7428786. someone is going to take advantage of their father that they 59 Mine product 17th.. 9:30 to 3. Bentwood MANCHESTER - Extra large building. For info, call 568- ''cylinder standard. 20 + mpg. can't stand it. (His wife died two years ago and he's afraid to 44 49 49 chairs, old pine chest, 6 room in good area. 7658 or 871-0401. for quick sale, (650. Also: 1971 24,000 miles. 1 owner. Call ^ 60 Polynesian tell his daughters that he has been dating!) QOd 93 54 matching side board, sofa and LOOKING for anything in real Immediate occupancy. Only AUmN- Automatic, air con­ 0419. 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT 47 49 49 90 $1 92 estate rental - apartments, WANTED JUNK AND LATE When Frank takes me out, we have to go where his 61 Questions chair, jewelry and much (260. (666-1 ). Rental OFFICE FOR RENT - ditioned. 48,000 original miles. 750- Kerker headers. KNN 99 59 97 98 homes, multiple dwellings? MODEL WRECKS - Cash (900. Both can be seen at filters. Oil cooler. Much daughters will not find out about it. Also, when he comes to 62 Sunflower more! 131 Elizabeth Drive. Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. Excellent location. (125 2A 1974 MERCURY CAPRI- state (abbr.) No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Paid. Call Parker Street Used North Street. more! (1500. 643-1076 before 2 my home he takes a taxi so no. one will see his car parked in 61 monthly. Heat, janitorial, Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Silver, Automatic transmis­ 63 Lohengrin's 99 90 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. parking. 500 or 1.000 sq. ft. 649- sion, radials, AM-FM stereo. p.m. front of my house! TAG A GARAGE SALE- Rain SOUTH WINDSOR -“ aean bride 92 93 64 or shine. Sunday November and cozy 1 bedroom available 53M. 1966 FORD STATION Leaving state. Must sell! 289- How can I convince Frank that it's time he lived his own 64 Being (Let) 149 OAKLAND STREET - 2nd 1967 TEMPEST- 326. Func­ WAGON- 4 new tires. As is, 18th.. 10 to 5 p.m. Also will now. All utilities paid. Won’t tionally sound, good for parts. 3709. life and quit worrying about what his daughters think? IklWSrAPfMNtiNPRltl *S6N| continue all week by appoint­ floor, 6 rooms. No appliances, last. Just (130. (637-2). RenUI NEW shopping center space (125. Call 646-2391. BACK STREET BONNIE no utilities, no pets, no small Asking (125.00. Call anytime, ment. Refrigerator, kitchen Assistors. small fee. 236-5646. for lease - The Convenience 646-1758. 1976 PINTO 3 DOOR 1975 HUSQVARNA GP- Good DEAR BONNIE: II yon could meet Ms daughters aad win children. Tenant insurance 1974 MERCURY CAPRI- 6 RUNABOUT - Automatic 6 table and chairs, velvet couch, Center, Route 71, just south of them over it would be Ideal. Bnt a grown man who hides his required. Lawn and sidewalk cylinder. 4 speed. AM-FM transmission, AM-FM stereo condition. (350 or best offer. hanging chain lamps, dresser VERNON- Luxurious 3 the West Farm s Mall ... 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- Please call 849-9070, keep lady friend from his daughters sounds Uke poor hnshand and night table. Microwave maintenance required. (260 bedroom with modern specialty store space still stereo. Good condition. After 8 track radio. 646-3503 after 5 Win at bridge monthly. Security. Call 646- 428, 4 barrel. (500, or best, trying. material to me. Allay Oop — Dava Qraua oven, and lots of clothes. 61 kitchen. Heat paid and lots available ... Spring 1980 oc­ offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. 6. 6438110. PM. Pinewood Drive, Vernon, off 2426. 9 to 5 weekdays. more. Reasonable price. (662- cupancy. Join K-Mart, Wald- DEAR ABBY; My neighbor across the way keeps stand­ Tayler Street. Private 4). Rental Assistors, small baums & other fine stores. ing in front of his window stark naked! T H R E E ROOM HIGH PERFORMANCE AND Showings, call after 6 p.m.. fee. 236-5646. Call Heyman Properties, 1- ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ I do not catch accidental glimpses of him in this state. He 646-8592. APARTMENT- Lovely coun­ 226-1206. actually stands by the window that way hoping to te Reading opponent’s style try setting. Heat and utilities mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 3 seconds, 30 mpg., suspension noticed. I have reported him to the police, but they say he is TAG SALE- 341 Lake Street, included. (185. Security and bedroom. 2 family house with SPECIAL AVIS references. 742-9564, after 7 Wanted to Rant 57 radial spoilers. ExcelliExcellent con- in his own home and there is nothing they can do about it. What could he do about it? Vernon. November 17th., A large yard. Today only (200. dition. 646-7536. He hat a wife and children, but he does this while they are NORTH See if you can figure out I8th. 10 a m. Maple single bed, p.m., and weekends. (618-3). Rental Assistors, MATURE WOMAN looking not at home. «QJ« how he made his contract. spring, braided rug. canning small fee. 236-5646. 1973 PLYMOUTH- 4 poor Should 1 tell his wife? I don't know her very well, but 1 will Y642 You are looking at all the jars, much more! PANELED CARPETED 4 for one bedroom apartment in Manchester. With heat and Sport Suburban Wagon. 3 NOVEMBER speak to her if you think it will do some good. ♦ 107 53 cards. The Professor was only room apartment. Stove, BOLTON NOTCH- Efficiency 4A83 refrigerator. Adults. appliances. (254 per month on seater- loaded! 75,000 miles. NEW NEIGHBOR looking at them in his mind's apartment. Nicely furnished. Call 6498521 8 to 5 p.m. ' eye and had hoped for the References. No pets. (220.00. Hud ^ t i o n 8. Call 289-3816, DEAR NEW: Tbe man needs help. Present the bare facts WEST EbtST Including heat, hot water, 064 0532 right combination. 646-3167 or 228-3540 electricity, parking. 45 year ask for Lillian. to Ms wife. GIANT TAG SALE- 2 black 1968 DODGE CHARGER- 383. VKQ10>73 Y A5 Getting back to the actual old male desire. After 4 p.m., Serious inquiries only. Call INVENTORY SALE DEAR ABBY: My husband is thinking about buying a « J9 t 9QB4Z Eiast led back a heart, and, white televisions, MANCHESTER - MAIN call 649-9093. "hoi" color television tel and also a "hot ” movie projector. STREET. 3 room apartment, 646-2935 after 5 p.m. ♦ K6 bJ 1073 (S;lest continued the suit and refrigerator, clothes, jewelry □ AUTOMOTIVE The man who wants to tell them got them from someone - at wholesale prices, stereo, heated, hot water, appliances. Reasonably priced. SALE ENDS NOVEMBER 25 SOUTH -the Professor ruffed. many miscellaneous items, No pets Parking, security. 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE. who steals to support his drug habit. ♦ AKI087 He drew t n i t ^ , stopped in "^mething For Everyone!" 523-7047 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, Autos For Solo (7 1968 PONTIAC WAGON- Ful­ 1 told my husband 1 thought it would te wrong for us to YJ8 his own hand. 'Then he led a Saturday 17th . Sunday 18th., heat, hot water, and electric ly equipped. (300. Call 649- SUPER SAVINGS buy these items even though we can get them way below «AK low club toward dummy. West 10 to 3. 29 Eastfield Street. 149 OAKLANb-STREET. 2 included. (375.00 per month WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1013. cost, but my husband says if we don't buy them someone bQ954 played the six and the eight Call Peterman Agency. 649- was played from dummy. Rain or shine. room apartment. Security. No wrecked and junk cars. A & B else will. Vulnerable: North-South 9404 . 646-1171. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. OPEL MANTA 1974- Stan­ *200 OFF P O S n O PRICE Eiast won with the jack (a appliances. Tenant insurance Abby, I don't want any part of a deal like this, but how can Dealer: South TAG SALE- Saturday required. (170.00 monthly. Call Tony 6 4 6 - ^ . dard. Good condition. (1200, Horo oro tom o o f tho bonotit* wo wont to toll you obout In utod cor tolot. I convince my husband that it's wrong? false card) and led back a November 17th , 9:00 a m. to Call 646-2426, 9-5 weekdays MANCHESTER - 4 room Call 646-5721 after 6:00 p.m. • Somo of ttw bM l prICM around on fully-powarad lata modal cara. NO NAME OR TOWN. PLS. Weft Nortk East Steth diamond. 4:00 p.m. 169 Hollister Street. apartment In central location. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs • Only tlM pick of our rantal float la oflorad lor aalo. 1 « South cashed the ace and Miscellaneous household THREE BEDROOM Appliances and parking in­ excellent. Must sell, 1971 OPEL KADET- Red. DEAR NO: He KNOWS It's wrung. Jnst teU Mm that 2 T Pass 4 « king of diamonds and was Standard. Excellent gas« • Moat vritli powor ataorlnfl, powor brakaa, AM radio. Pass Pass Pass pleased to see West follow N items. APARTMENT- In East Hart­ cluded. (160 monthly. Tenant sacrificing! Any reasonable anyone who knowingly bnys "hot" merchandise stands to ford. Unheated. Children pays for gas heat. 647-1113 offer over (1450. Call after mileage. Good condition. Call ’ • A Umltod Powor Train Warranty of 12,000 miloa or 12 montha — s b ^ In the gnilt of die theft-U caught. Now came a club to dummy's aRer 6 PM! 74(7869. wlilchoyor comoa llrat and honorod coaat to coaat — Including ace dropping West's king and TAG SALE - Saturday A Sun­ accepted. Please call 528-0442. 3:30 p.m.. 649-1150, 5288063. Who said the teen yeqrs are the happiest? Fee Abby's Opening lead: V K day, November 17th A 18th. 10 a club back. After a moment's sew booklet “What Teenagora Want to Knaw," w rits Abby: thought, the Professor - 5. 48 Galaxy Drive, Redwood 132 Laaky Dr., Beverly HIUs, CaUf. 90212. Enclose (1 aad a Farms, Manchester. f i n e s t his nine and was 1 1978 PONTIAC 1979 MONTE 1979 COUGAR long, stamped (28 cental, seU-addresaed envelspa, please. home. XR-7 3 FAMILY TAG SALE- Satur­ I GRAND PRIX CARLO Why did he finesse and not ■ V-8, AT, Pt, PB V-8, AT, Pt, Pt. AT, Pt, PB. Ak C9i»d. day, November’Wth. 176 West Powm Window, iitr*o tadto. By OtwaM Jacoby play (or the drop? As the Pro- Vernon St. 10-2 p.m. Tables 8 ^ . 2 To m A/Cond-, Radio ■ lIMPQAvg. 19MPOAV9. Vinyl Top, 102 V-8, IWlyvWhMlt I ( Aatrograph ate Alan Soptag fesscfessor explained later, he and chairs, games, records, SELL-A-THON knew that East liked to false collectables, and barbells. Tlia Bom Loaar — Ait Sanaom 1 * S 2 9 B * 8 2 9 5 *629S West opened with the king card. ~r Bernice Bede Osol of hearts and East overtook TAG SALE- Many years of ac OPEN TIL 9 TONIGHT & TOMORROW NIGHT 1979 OLDS with the ace. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) cummulation!tion! EverythingE' 'ything ■ 197BCAMAII0 1979IMPMA F The Professor studied the must go! 4 rooms full of ' v a , AT, N , N , H CUTLASS aof v-8. AT. Ft. Ft. dummy to plan the entire play (For a copy of JACOBY usuable, collectable items! ■ Ak Cate., Radto, should be able lo see the whole Ak Condn Redto. of the hand. He didn't like his MODERN, send S i to: "Win at -day November 17th , 9 to ■ Italy WIim N, Itekal SUPREME picture where others see only 17MRa Avg. ••email IragmAits. chances, but beggars can't te B rid g e ." care of this newspa­ 1 p.m. 23 Foster Drive-off OboIBi CouboIBv AT. Pt, PI. Air Cond, q fix ir FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE ARIfg (March 21-Aprll It) choosers. He was pretty sure per. P O. Box 489. Radio City ltadto.18MPOA«9. East Center Rain or shine. *S19S < ^irth d a y Shifting conditions tend to work that West held the king of Station. New York. N.Y. 1 * B 8 9 B to your edvantege today. You clubs for his heart overcall 10019.) V Dogt-BIrdi-Pott 43 EVERY LEFTOVER 79 AND USED CAR MUST GO • B 3 9 S coukt be brought Into a joint r1 7 ,1979 venture that otters you e surpris­ HOME SWEET HO.{)IE - TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW INVENTORY. VERNON ENFIELD Several ItUng, you have been ing gain. Complete health-g^uard RT. 83, 3 MILES S41 INFIELD ST. hoping lor ere likely lo be real­ TAURUS (April 20-Mty 20) facilities. Cats also. Canine ACnOM SM M TOWN HAU ized Ibis coming yMr. Luck will Invoivsmenit where you will be AV/S NORTH OF ENFieU)74B-U81 play a perl. Your pracileal working In conjunction with pert- day ★ SPECIAL PURCHASE ★ ^ on nert will be the ones oltsrlng the Road,d. Manchester.Mai 646-5971. 1977 GORVETn 75 PINTO *1995 VERNON CIRCLE approach wlH do tbs rest. Station Wagon, 4 cyl., 4 spd., real HARlfORD S63-S4U SCO im O (O ct 94-Nov. 22) The largest rewards today. They T-Top, automatic, air condition, (8) 1979 ZEPHYR 4-DRS. 875-2656 could even be ol i sociti nature. Equipped with auto., PS, radio, sharp! more trykig the tiluatlon Iba 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH power windows. AM/FM stereo, mint USB) CAR BOTH OPEN MON.-FRI. 9 AM to 9 PM moke pronounced your leeder- (3fMMI (May 21-June 20) You SETTER - Only to good subur­ condition. whitewall tires A much more. All are Milp queUbee wlU become. You'll have the knack ol utilizing your ban home. Calf 242-0698 or 568 under 12,000 miles. Available Ford I SALES SATURDAY 9 AM to 5 PM know how to do things as they tilants tg their hjllett advamage. 6604. Motor Co's 12 month/12000 mile 78 MARK V >7995 should be dona today. Find out Thus, you should be abis to taka warrantee. Your Choice AM/FM Stereo, air, full power, wire more ol what lias shMd lor you small opportunities and turn *9295 them Into large ones. wheels. 14,000 miles, priced to sell. In Ihs year lollawlng your birth­ BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue C A N C fR (Jtma 21-J«ily 22) Seal Feeding Program. Ring day by sanding lor your copy ot Attro^rapn Letter. Mail (1 lor Don't deny yoursell any opportp- with lights. Pastures. Daily 77 UNC8U >6395 nitlaa lor social axpraaslon Continental 4 Dr. Sedan. Full power, *5195 THE 1980 DATSUNS each to Astro-(3raph. Box 499. turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- 77 FORD LTD ^295 Radio City Station. N Y 10019 today. You could be the life ol 9954, or 875-0272 ; 742-9653. air, AM/FM Stereo, 30,000 ml., real 4 Door Sedan, black-on-black, the party If you let your heir sharp! 1977 OLDSMOBILE Be ture to specily birth data. maroon Int., lull power, factory air, - A R E HERE NOW - SAOITTAnUS (Nov. 22-Oee. 21) down e bit. GERMAN SHEPHERD CUTU8S SUPREME Ambitlona you hope lo realize LIO (July 23-Aiio. 22) Treat AM/FM Stereo. 29,000 miles. matters which mean something PUPPlEs- Ideal pet and 2-dr. Coupe, lull power. Air Condition, can be achieved today, surpris­ watch dog. Small fee without ingly. perhaps not In the manner to you tlnanciilly or meterlalty IS MONU >4495 factory mags, AM-FM stereo, Landau optimistically today. Your posl- papers. Call 6485782. 2-door, 4-cyl.. 4-speed, extra clear which you first envisioned. roof, low miles. 76 UNCOIN >6895 CAINUCOIW (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) tlva attitude will carry you over low mHaage, nicely equipped. Mark IV, mint condition, loaded, low Good Ihinge could happen to you the top. GREAT DANE / VmOO (Aug. 29-SepL 22) To DOBERMAN PUPS- Red with mileage. today through friends and *4295 scquakitancts you know social­ advance your sall-lntarasta dark stripes. Moved to arart- 76 OLDS *2795 ly Be ile rl tor profitable bps. today, let your sense ol humor Cutlaia, 8Door Sedan. V-8, auto., supersede your asearllvenesa. ment, must sacrifice! Basic *3995 AO UAM Ut (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Be training started. (50. 5281561 PS, Air Condition, vinyl roof. 78 BOBCAT Your wit has more power than ■ Mercury Station Wagon, automatic, taneciout. 1^ forth your best 77 GMIIIUIII >2895 sifort. but also trust your luck in punch does. PRIVATE RIDING 4 Dr., auto.. P6. PB. factory air, PS. PB, luggage rack, priced to sell. compstitiva situations today. UBRA (Sept 23K>cL 23) Your LESSONS- Learn the safe AM/FM Stereo, Priced To Sell. 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